Chasing the Unexpected (Nyla)

Chapter 588

Mentioning this made Richard’s chest rise and fall with anger. He cursed in his heart, wondering why Nyla hadn’t died back then.

“Is that really all it takes?” Damon asked.

“Yes! For the Sumners, reputation is more important than anything!” Richard snapped.

Damon took a deep breath, trying to suppress the emotions threatening to boil over. “What exactly did you do to me five years ago? Why don’t I have any memories related to her?”

Richard maintained a straight face. “You don’t need to worry about that. You’ll never remember that woman, and I won’t allow you to remain entangled with her.

“Remember, you’re engaged now. If you get involved with her again, she won’t be able to handle the consequences!”

“And what if I want to be involved with her?” Damon pressed.

He didn’t have any feelings for Nyla. In fact, he felt a bit of repulsion. However, he was even less willing to let others dictate his life.

Whether he ended up hating Nyla or falling in love with her again after regaining his memories was his own business. It was not for anyone else to decide.

as lucky this time as

detecting the threat in Richard’s tone, Damon’s eyes

to make everyone around you speak. I want to see whether their lives or their loyalty to you is more important,” Damon threatened in

his finger trembling as he pointed at

you know my personality by now?

to the bodyguards behind him and coldly said, “My father’s health isn’t good. He should stay in the

what do you mean by that?! Are you trying to imprison

to look at the furious Richard. “How could that be? I’m just worried about your health. Of course, you could tell me the truth right now, and then I’d have

silent, Damon turned and walked away. After all, whether Richard spoke or not, knowing the

left, Richard immediately called Cyrus, instructing him to return from abroad at

Capitarnia, Nyla had just finished bathing Mason and was getting ready for bed when she heard

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sent Mason to lock the door to his

a few steps from the door,