บททั้งหมดของ Too Late To Love Me: I Already Left With His Twins: บทที่ 291 - บทที่ 300

Anna POVHonestly, I had been watching Lydia.Like, really watching her.It had been approximately a week since she came back from the hospital, and if there was one thing I could say about the entire situation, it was that there had been so much happening.So much.Aside from the obvious fact that Lydia still didn’t recognize most of us, she had actually been trying. And I mean genuinely trying. She wasn’t shutting us out. She wasn’t acting like she wanted everyone to disappear. If anything, she seemed determined to somehow rebuild whatever relationships she apparently had with all of us, even though, technically, she didn’t remember having those relationships in the first place.She asked questions.A lot of questions.She wanted to know things about us. She wanted to know what we liked, what we didn’t like, what our relationship with her used to be, where we had met her, what she apparently did for a living, what kind of person she used to be, and sometimes she’d just sit there and

Anna POV So. Let me tell you guys about my plan. And before anybody starts judging me, please, I already know. I know. I can hear my mother in my head right now. “Anna, sometimes I wonder where you got your sense from.” Honestly, same. Because even while I was thinking about this plan, there was a small, very reasonable part of my brain going, Girl, this is actually insane. And the other part of my brain was like, But what if it works? And unfortunately, the second part was louder. So here we were. I had decided that I was going to recreate the circumstances surrounding Lydia’s accident. Not exactly. Okay, maybe almost exactly. But safely. At least, that was what I kept telling myself. The accident had happened in the evening. Lydia had been in a car, there had been an impact, she’d sustained a serious head injury, and somehow her brain had decided that the best response to all of that was to take approximately ten years of her memories and hide them somewhere. So I

Anna POV I was still staring at her. Like, genuinely staring. Because I needed to be sure. I needed to know that I wasn’t imagining things. “Lydia…” She looked at me. “What?” “Oh my God.” “What?” “Are you for real?” She frowned. “What kind of question is that?” “Are you actually back?” She blinked. “What?” “Like, are you back back?” She stared at me for a few seconds. Then she rolled her eyes. “Girl, shut up.” I froze. My mouth literally dropped open. “Wait.” She shook her head, laughing. “I got my memory back.” I screamed. “Oh my God!” I practically threw myself at her. “LYDIA!” “Careful!” “I’m sorry!” I pulled back immediately, staring at her face. “You got your memory back?” “Yes!” “All of it?” “Most of it.” “Most?” “Anna, please.” I started crying. I didn’t even realize I was crying until I felt the tears running down my face. “Oh my God, oh my God, oh my God.” She laughed. “You’re crying?” “Do you know what you just did to me?!” “You w

Lydia POV “Hmm?” “You owe me two trips.” I stared at him. “What?” “Two.” “Two what?” “Two vacations.” I laughed. “Already?” “Yes.” “Your mother just got her memory back.” “Exactly.” “And this is what you’re negotiating?” “Yes.” I shook my head. “Unbelievable.” He grinned. “I already have two locations.” “Of course you do.” “I’ve been thinking.” “Apparently.” He started explaining his vacation plans with the seriousness of someone presenting a business proposal. Ava waited until he finished. Then she looked at me. “Mom.” “What?” “I have a question.” “Go ahead.” “When I’m ten, can I go to the space?” I stared at her. “Oh my God.” “What?” “You two are really doing this right now?” They both laughed. “So?” I sighed dramatically. “Okay.” “Yes?” “We’ll see how it goes.” They looked at each other. Then Eli nodded. “Okay, Mom.” Ava nodded too. “We can see how it goes.” I laughed. “Exactly.” And just like that, we moved on. Like we hadn’t spent t

Lydia POVAfter the kids walked in on me in Dave’s room, and then asked, “Are we back together?” and Dave, with absolutely no hesitation, said, “Oh yeah, we’re back together,” and all of that, it was noon already.And honestly, I was overwhelmed.Not in a bad way. In a good way.A very, very good way.But still overwhelming.So I was like, Okay, I need to do something important.I think I need a walk.Actually, no. I need to run.I needed to get out of the house for a little while and just breathe because everything that had happened felt like too much to process all at once. Dave. The kids. Us being back together. Everything I had remembered. Everything I had forgotten and then somehow found my way back to.So, yeah.I needed to run.And that’s when I realized that I had actually not been taking my fitness life seriously since all this whole memory-loss thingy here.I mean, who could blame me?I had bigger things to worry about.But now that my life was slowly beginning to feel like