Chapter 4

Meanwhile, Caspian was overwhelmed with confusion and unease. After wrapping up the grand wedding ceremony with Sarah, they began traveling around the world.

As the nobles of the pack, they traveled to numerous beautiful countries, enjoying their luxurious and romantic vacation. Everywhere they went, Sarah would excitedly take photos with him and share them with everyone she knew.

She couldn't even hide her happiness and satisfaction. While Caspian accommodated her request and smiled, he couldn't escape the gloom deep inside him.

At night, they stayed in the most luxurious palace. Caspian stood in front of the window, watching the starry sky. He whispered, feeling conflicted, "Lydia, are you doing fine now? I miss you."

Over the month, he had indeed spent a great time with Sarah, who was warm and vibrant, and that made him forget temporarily how he had longed for me.

However, he still thought of me in the still of the night. He wanted to contact me, but it hadn't been a month. I wouldn't remember who he was now.

Somehow, he could sense something slipping away. As time passed, Caspian grew increasingly uneasy.

"It has been a month. Why isn't Lydia contacting me?" Caspian couldn't help clenching his fists. Anxiousness flitted across his eyes.

He clearly remembered that the potion he had given me would only be effective for a month.

His initial plan was to make me forget about him for a month. During this period, he would stay by Sarah's side and fulfill her last wish.

The effect of the potion would wear off after a month, and I would remember him again. Then, he would make up for it and hold a grand mate bonding ceremony for me.

After all, he was truly in love with me. He had only held the wedding with Sarah out of sympathy. But now, a month had passed. I still didn't contact him.

"Did she forget about me completely?" Caspian's heart wrenched, and he couldn't bring himself to delve further.

He tried to comfort himself, thinking that I was merely upset with him and that I would soon be in touch with him.

Nonetheless, whenever he took his phone and saw the familiar name on the contact list, he would be haunted by a deep sense of distress.

"No way. I can't keep waiting like this." Caspian took a deep breath and decided to reach out to me. Just as the call was connected, a cold beep sounded from the other end of the line. My number was no longer in use.

"Lydia, you're just upset with me, right? You deliberately changed your phone number and avoided me so that I'd look for you myself and apologize, right?"

Caspian smiled dotingly, his gaze full of resignation. He strongly believed that I was upset with him, and he thought I was taking my revenge on him.

"Okay. Lydia, you won. I'll look for you right now and apologize to you personally."

Caspian took a deep breath and turned around to leave the room. Then, he found the largest local florist. He handpicked the brightest red roses and drove straight to my house with the bouquet.

On his way there, he had been practicing how to apologize to me and win my heart again. Finally, he arrived at my house. He took a deep breath and pressed the doorbell.

Holding the bouquet he had picked with all his heart, he breathed in, trying to calm himself down.

I opened the door and appeared right before him. I wore a simple white dress, and my long hair cascaded down my shoulders. I was perplexed as I stared at him.

"Lydia…" Caspian's voice trembled slightly. He stared intently at me as if he wanted to engrave this sight in his mind.

"Lydia, I'm here for you. We can finally be together now," he continued. With that, he handed the bouquet of roses to me with a hopeful expression.

"I know you're mad, but trust me. I truly love you. Now that Sarah has fulfilled her dream, we can start all over again.

"Lydia, I'll hold a mate bonding ceremony that's more magnificent for you, and I'll make you the happiest woman in the world."

However, I merely looked at him in confusion without a hint of joy. Baffled, I gradually asked, "Who are you? Do I know you?"