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21. Memory Trigger

Auteur: Oluwayemisi
last update Dernière mise à jour: 2025-08-08 23:12:44

Nicole’s POV

Just to be sure of what I was getting into, I decided to ask. “Why are you guys doing this?”

“What sort of question is that? We were looking out for you, of course.”

“Joyce, not that. Actually, Nicole, we’ve been meaning to ask you all this while—what the f*ck happened to you? The Nicole that we know would have given that bastard the beating of his life.”

“What? Me?!”

“Yes. At least the you before that godforsaken accident,” she dragged a chair and made me sit.

“You need to tell us
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