Marry A Billionaire I don't Recognize

faced the mirror that was intact in the center of the cabinet. I went behind him an

just boyfriends and gir

he asked back to me

How could she not know that Randall was m

t be better if I knew and to help my memory recover qui

were happy then, for us if we care for each other that is enough because we felt miserable back then and we believe no on

en turned to me. "Go to sleep. It's already late. It

ds the bed. He was about to lay me

. Did you meet one of my friends when we were

wered withou

hy

ce the information into your mind early. You may collapse if something

t I pulled out the white

bed the last time I wake up and I'm worried that he might come out and somethin

don't worry, it's ju

sleep together in bed." I averted my face so he wouldn

me because you don't remember who I am.

hat's not all we did before. Something immediately enveloped m

l isolated. With each slide of sand in the hourglass, I know him intimately and I am safe. As I closed my ey

now because of my condition. I heard gossip about aunt Helena as a former secretary in the company; it became a

ext introduced to me. They said I had known Archer before, and I knew he was my half-brother. Not only that, they explain that I also know aunt Helena becau

e, even when my parents were still alive. They said they did not object to my wedding plan because my parents

r, he asked if the reason for my accident was because of who the next successor was while the woman named Av

ck. I leaned over my body so I could see Randall sleeping peacefully. I ran my finger through his sharp nose. His face was so perfect, lik

me. I stood up, but before opening the door, I first looked to see if Randall was on the balcony, b

and sat on the bed. She run her eyes around while I still held the doorkn

uddenly come h

ook out a transparent container of red capsules. She's offering it, but I didn't take it. When she not

, so I ask Dr. Brown about what you're taking," she said wi

I can go and Randall can go with me." S

to ask you som

ked uneasily, as if

want to make up for what I did to your family

ing through my mind, but I did

appily told her. I saw her eyes widen and there were a few b

" she s

ck," I stood up and put in the cabinet the medicine she had given me. I

d have coffee. Let's talk some other time. Right now, Archer and I are still busy

een able to say goodbye yet; she has already left. In

ly is your connection to our