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Chapter 4
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Released on: 29/09/2025
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er her shoulders. She carried a delicately crafted insulat
and tears fell instantly. "Cayson, I heard about your accident
er seen him so tender before. He raised his h
and seemed to be wa
e, Lydia had appea
d, she captured all o
cial girlfriend, I had
seemed to notice me. She turned to me w
ned icy. "She is
ne that declared her identity as Cayson's woman. "Well... Miss, thank you for your w
some steaming aromatic chicken soup. "Cayson
oonful and gently o
en his mouth, I stopped Ly
tor, Mr. Morris can currently only eat specific liquid nutritional meals.
smile
rkened instantly. "Tri
ly doing my job. If you insist on having it,
d document from my folde
hanged their expre
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My Boyfriend Pretended to Forget about me, and I Put him to Jail
“My boyfriend, Cayson Morris, had a car accident and lost his memory. I kept vigil by his side, always thinking he would come to remember me. But later, Lydia George, his first love, came back from abroad, and he finally "regained" his memory. He said to me, "I never lost my memory. I just used you as a stand-in, and now I'm tired of it." On the same day he broke up with me, I was diagnosed with terminal cancer. When I opened my eyes again, I was in his hospital room after his car accident. He looked at me, confused. "Who are you?" I gave him a professional smile and said, "I'm your caregiver, sir. I'll go get the doctor."”