CEO Broke Down and Cried After I Divorced Him by Miss Rich

Chapter 0498

Chapter 0498

"Because of that, I specifically asked our mentor about it. He told me there was no connection between us, and the familiarity I felt toward you might just be because you reminded me of a family or a friend.

"At the time, I believed every word he said. After all, he claimed to have saved my life. To me, he was everything, and I trusted him completely. If it hadn't been for Claude's assassination attempt, I don't think I would have ever regained my memories."

"You recovered your memory because of Claude?" Suzy asked, stunned.

"Yes. About a year ago, he suddenly sent someone to kill me..." Simon recalled the incident, his expression darkening. "He's always known who I really am. Otherwise, he wouldn't have said what he did when he pushed me off the cliff...

"You'll never reunite with Suzy in this lifetime.""

Suzy was at a loss for words, her fists clenched tightly, nails pressing painfully into her palms.

"I trusted him completely. Even when I doubted Charlotte, I never questioned him. And yet, from the very beginning, all hè ever did was lie to me."

felt much hatred toward Claude. But at this moment, even though he was already dead, she wished she could dig him out of his grave and destroy him all

had known her parents and brother were alive all along, but he never said a word,

it, the

to Simon, she asked, "And then? Who saved

bitter laugh. "It was sheer

impact from hitting my head on the rocks restored the memories they had taken from me. It turns out I didn't lose my memory naturally. They had hypnotized me, deliberately erasing my

wear a mask and forbade me from ever taking it off, especially in

been slaughtered by enemies, that those enemies were ruthless and still searching for me. If they found out I was alive, it wouldn't just mean my death-it would

Chapter 0498

couldn't risk putting others in danger because of my identity, so for all those years, I followed his orders. Not once did I dare remove the

recognize each other!" Suzy's tears flowed even harder. "Twenty years, Brother. We were in the same place for twenty years. We didn't see each other often, but we crossed paths so many times,

his voice laced with pain. "If I had regained my memory earlier, you wouldn't have had to

must have been, carrying all that

been over a year! You didn't come back, and even now, you didn't