Chapter 11

After consecutive days of intense, almost reckless treatment, Maisie began having frequent headaches. With the pain came fragments of a figure surfacing in her mind—the happy Rupert, the blushing Rupert, and the crying Rupert.She saw him waiting for her in the warm glow of the lamp when she returned home from the office.She saw him at the amusement park, shyly kissing her.She saw the version of him she'd spoiled so hard that he'd somehow grown bold and playful enough to tease her.Then, she saw the crash. She saw the way she shielded him in her arms with his face covered in blood and his entire body trembling with fearful sobs.But how did the crash happen? Every time she tried to push further into the memory, a sharp pain would shoot through her head.She returned to the clinic once more and reported her progress to the psychiatrist before lying back on the bed for another hypnosis session.Slowly, her consciousness drifted, and it felt like she was walking down a narrow p

Chapter 12

To Maisie, it felt like a nightmare. She'd just fallen asleep, and when she woke up, she'd lost the man she loved.After collapsing outside the ward, she finally regained consciousness, along with all her memories.When the car was forced off the cliff, she only had one thought, which was to protect Rupert. Later, when she realized that she was drenched in blood and felt no pain, the terror had set in.She was afraid she'd die just like that, before she could even confess her feelings or give Rupert the perfect proposal she owed him. So, she kept repeating to herself."Go to Chandler University and tell Rue you love him on Rivermead Street."That was where she first met him and where her heart first moved for him. But she'd repeated those reminders to herself so fervently that she ended up forgetting the fixation.For the past three years, Rupert had lived with a version of her whose memories were stuck at 18 years old, so she knew that he'd suffered a lot. She knew better than a

Chapter 13

Maisie was keeping herself alive through sedatives. But even the strongest drugs lost their effect over time.When the sedatives stopped working, she switched to hallucinogens.The psychiatrist strictly controlled her dosage, and she didn't argue. She simply saved up a month's worth and took it all in a single day.By the time her parents finally returned, she was nothing but a walking skeleton of skin and bones. They even brought Daniel to her, hoping he could snap her out of it.Looking at the parents she hadn't seen in nearly ten years, Maisie felt nothing but irony. As for Daniel, he failed to read the room as usual and stood before her, rattling mindlessly.The farce was making her late for her medication, so she summoned the bodyguards and had all three of them thrown out.Looking at her cold, dark eyes through the gates, the usually carefree Daniel finally felt genuine fear. He made up an excuse and quickly fled the scene.Maisie didn't care either. The York family's infl

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Chapter 11

Chapter 12

Chapter 13