Lahat ng Kabanata ng After Losing My Memory, I Divorced the Regretful CEO: Kabanata 391 - Kabanata 400

I shook my head. "No way. I can't go that deep. I just stick to a few shades that suit me."Tina replied, "Exactly. But Trey loves coffee so much that he’s studied every type of bean on the market. He even knows which beans go with which kind of coffee pot, what level of heat to use. Honestly, it’s impressive."Miles: "???"Me: "!!!"Trey: "..."It was quiet for a while before Miles finally muttered, "Tina, the example you gave... it just proves Trey has way too much free time."Tina huffed. "Spending time on what you love isn’t a waste. Miles, aren’t you constantly analyzing competitors at work? Weren’t you just up for days targeting Moore Enterprises?"I was stunned.Miles cleared his throat. "Let’s not get into that. We’re almost there."Sure enough, the outline of the Wynn estate came into view. No one said another word.That strange silence followed us all the way to the gate.When the car stopped, Miles got out and reached for my hand, leading me ahead.I glanced back. Trey was s

Marsha looked a little surprised. "Oh? Why’s that? I thought you'd go for the amethyst set. The color really suits you."I replied, "Gold has a market value, but heirloom gemstones are priceless. I imagine those two sets must be among your personal favorites. I wouldn’t feel right taking something so precious from you."She looked touched.Maybe she hadn’t expected that answer from me.Her gaze held a new weight as she asked, "Is that truly how you see it?"I nodded, speaking sincerely. "I get the sense you prefer understated elegance. These two amethyst and jade sets have a timeless quality, and it’s rare to find complete matching sets like these. “That lavender amethyst alone could easily be a million on the market."I offered a sheepish smile. "I could never take something so valuable. They belong with you."She was quiet for a moment, then asked, "What about the diamond set?"I glanced at it and said, "The diamonds have incredible clarity, possibly near-flawless. This kind of qual

Miles immediately caught on and shouted, "Everyone, clear out! What are you standing around for? Move!"The crowd scattered in a panic, and the spacious living room suddenly felt eerily empty.As Marsha was led out, she turned back and gave me a long, unreadable look.I stood with my back pressed to the wall, the deranged woman in front of me using me like a human shield.She was muttering nonstop, incoherent and fragmented—one moment professing her love for Trey, the next fantasizing about the comfortable life her child would have.My face grew pale.At first, I thought she was just emotionally unstable—hurt by unrequited love. But now it was clear: this woman was delusional, likely suffering from full-blown psychosis.I glanced at Trey. His arm was covered in blood, and someone was quickly disinfecting and wrapping the wound beside him.Miles stood not far from me, his eyes filled with panic and something I’d never seen on him before—real fear.That gave me courage.As the woman ba

When Marsha lifted her head, her gaze was gentle. “True character reveals itself in times of crisis. You surprised me.”I wanted to say something modest, but after a moment, I chose to be honest. “Mrs. Wynn, I really didn’t think much in that moment. It was just instinct.”She nodded approvingly. “And that’s what makes it more valuable. Next week, I’ll have the house manager contact you. I’ll be introducing you to the upper social circle.”I froze.She clasped my hand sincerely. “Eve, your good days are just beginning.”...The next day, when Miles and I left the hotel, I was still a little dazed.When the car pulled into the garage, I hesitated and asked, “Is Trey okay?”Miles still looked tense. “He’s in the hospital. Tina’s with him. He won’t die.”I sighed. “Can you try not to hit him next time?”Miles shot me a glance. “He’s never taken a beating he didn’t earn. And now? After this stunt, he’s permanently shut out from ever working in the company.”His expression turned so cold, s

I asked, “What kind of meaningful thing?”Tina answered earnestly, “I want to join Doctors Without Borders. I’ll have him enlist or volunteer somewhere. That way, we can be together.”I stared at her in shock.Wait, was this... noble? Wait, no, did I miss something?I grabbed her hand, ignoring her reluctant attempts to shake me off. “Tina, you want to be with Trey?”She nodded seriously. “Yeah. Is that so strange?”I was speechless. “Didn’t you two say... it was just an act for the elders?”Tina nodded again. “It was. But then I realized Trey has a really kind heart. And he completely supports my dream of becoming a field doctor. I feel like he gets me.”I was speechless.My face probably said it all.I wanted to say that Trey could sweet-talk anyone into thinking they were soulmates.Tina was just too pure. She really believed Trey understood her, and even more incredibly, she believed he’d follow her into war zones and remote regions to heal the sick and wounded.Whatever was writt