The Substitute Bride: Making Memories Of Us (Lois Stone)

After the dinner party, Brian and Anna strolled along the street as people passed by.

Holding his arm, she asked, "Brian, are you going back tomorrow?"

In all honesty, she didn't want him to leave yet.

If the company hadn't called, he might've stayed to accompany her to see the new designer before going back.

However, he delegated her the responsibility of overseeing the cooperation. "What's the matter? Don't you think it would be great for you if you stayed here for a few more days? You should take some time to relax."

Even though he felt nothing for her, he was still kind to her.

Their relationship remained the same throughout all these years. Anna didn't say anything.

Without him, no matter how beautiful the scenery was, it would still be empty.

As they stood by the river, they weren't that far away from Ayla.

But because the light was dim, they couldn't recognize each other.

For some reason, as Brian stood there, he felt an oddly familiar feeling.

But when he looked around, he saw nothing. Ayla leaned sideways then looked back at Lucas.

"We should go!"

She had received a call from Yareli, saying that today's fashion show and dinner party were both successful.

She also told her that they would arrange a meeting with the person in charge of the domestic partner company. Lucas and Ayla went to the car next to them.

Brian noticed her familiar figure.

"Ayla?" he murmured as he ran towards them.

Anna thought that she had just misheard him. Brian watched as the car drove away, fading from his sight.He didn't even get to see the license plate clearly.

After chasing it for a long time, the car eventually took a turn and disappeared.

"Brian, are you okay?"

Anna caught up with him, panting in exhaustion. "I saw her," he responded, catching his breath as he stood on the street. She pulled his arm and shouted, "Brian, you're mistaken.That can't be Ayla.She died two years ago!"

Why couldn't he just forget Ayla after all this time? During the past two years, whenever he saw anyone that remotely reminded him of Ayla on the road, he would try to chase them.

But each time, he just ended up being disappointed. Leaning against a lamppost, Brian thought, 'Yes, Ayla is dead.She died two years ago...' 

Despite that fact, he refused to give up.He never saw her corpse.

You've done

rather be in pain than to keep watching him be this miserable all the time. As he looked

Standing in front of him, Anna remarked, "Brian, just forget her! Why can't you just move on from someone who doesn't even exist anymore! If you keep this up,

having a

even though she loved him, she still

that Ayla

a word and just keep on walking.He hadn't gone to the backyard of his villa ever

wooden sign also brought up old wounds for

he was so cruel that he killed

didn't even dare to accept that woman because he was adamantly against falling in

able to sleep. Brian was going to take the six

send him off at the

two years, she stayed by his side, but he never

or disappointed. The engagement ring on her finger

it was all an act, she took it seriously, so she wore this ring with pride all the time. Never had she once taken it

the back seat of the car,

didn't you sleep well last

circles under her eyes, she didn't even get a

she asked in

years,

who resembled Ayla last night, he

Ayla was sitting on a

have classes today, and her appointment with Yareli was in

knocked on her door.

aren't you going to the company

him

had brought her

and I just happened to buy your favorite cake," Lucas said

Brian had returned to A City, leaving

"Thank you."

of them sat face to face

far away, she began to eat the

she had grown to like pure

previous life, coffee was no longer

Yareli drove Anna

time.I think they

prepared some clothes that were perfect for her size, and these clothes were the

"Thank you, Ms.Evans."

pretentiously refuse her, and just graciously accepted her

Wenny, is brimming with potential.For this cooperation, I want her to work in your company.What

had arranged this to provide Wenny with a chance because she had high

at the elegant and fashionable evening