CEO's Passion: Love by Mistake

Chapter 1691 Starting To Remember

This warmth made her feel unfamiliar, but at the same time, there was also a faint sense of attachment in her heart.

It was true; she yearned for Stanley's attention.

Rationality told her she should detach herself from him as soon as possible.

However, deep down in her heart, Joyce was a little reluctant to let go.

Realizing this, she was shocked. She could not believe this was her true feeling toward Stanley.

That was why she was afraid she would fall in love with Stanley sooner or later.

At that moment, she wanted to find someone to confide in and seek guidance and advice.

Hence, even though she knew it was nighttime where Natalie was, she called her anyway. She needed to talk to her and hear her thoughts.

Perhaps by talking to her, I will feel better.

On the other end of the phone, Natalie was stunned by what Joyce told her. She had not expected Joyce to say something like that.

Stanley's actions

all, women tend to have soft hearts and often get attached to love and affection. Moreover, Joyce had always been in love with Stanley. Even if

as Stanley treated Joyce well, the possibility of her falling in love with him again was very

time, there was also a faint sense of attachment in her

strange to hear Joyce feeling that

with bitterness. “I know I shouldn't accept Stanley's behavior toward me, but I can't bring myself to

injury. Her father beat him up, resulting in Stanley having the upper hand. He used

even though she knew she could not accept

rejected him. He would then retract his promise, resulting in her father going to

not dare

I know.” Upon hearing Joyce's increasingly distressed voice, Natalie hurriedly

too, understood why Joyce

an unpredictable temperament. There was no telling what he might do if

breath and turned to look out the

heart felt a

feel the pain of my past self, even though I haven't regained my memory. But somehow,

Natalie's heart felt even more uncomfortable, and she could not help but feel sorry

been through before... No, maybe it's not that I haven't experienced them. On the contrary,