Todos os capítulos de Lost in Memories Beneath the Fading Sunset: Capítulo 21 - Capítulo 23

As excessive blood loss took its toll, Justin's breathing grew weaker and weaker. Someone hurriedly lifted him up, but all he could think about was finding Yvonne.Through the haze, fragments of the past began to replay before his eyes.When he learned that Sophia had died in an accident, he drowned himself in alcohol every day, so lost and broken that he was barely human. Even his family had given up on him.It was Yvonne who had stayed by his side. She watched over him and cared for him. When he drank himself unconscious, she made him a hangover tonic. When he suffered from stomach bleeding, she stayed up all night to take care of him. She even stepped in to handle company matters for him, devoting her whole heart to him.It was not that he had not noticed. It was just that Sophia’s death had hit him too hard.Until one day, when he mistook her for someone else and pinned her beneath him, he was finally forced to face their relationship.Back then, did he love Yvonne?Later, o

She returned to the country with Justin. Inside the villa, the maids bustled about. Milton and Travis ran straight downstairs when they heard the noises.“Mom!”“Mom! Are you staying this time? We were wrong before. Mom, we love you the most!”Even though Travis still struggled to speak, seeing her stirred a deep yearning he could no longer suppress.Yvonne noticed the injuries on their bodies, but what did it matter to her? She had not just left Justin. She had left both Milton and Travis too.Despite the kids’ eager words, she replied only with a detached calm. After just a few sentences, it was as though they had already realized the truth, their eyes welling up with unshed tears.“Mom, do you really not want us anymore…”Yvonne glanced at them, about to reply, but Justin interrupted, “Don’t say that. I need to show her something first. You two stay here and behave.”His voice was gentle, and Yvonne simply followed him without a word.He led her to the basement. It was the