Don’t Fall for the Billionaire Lover by Rosa Winters

Chapter 982

Initially, Lucas was skeptical. He couldn't wrap his mind around it. But after several attempts to jog her memory, he realized Chloe had genuinely lost her memory—completely and inexplicably. It wasn't just him she'd forgotten; she didn't even know who she was anymore. Her entire past was wiped clean-people, events, even language. Her mind was a blank slate, as if she'd reverted to the curiosity of a newborn.

That's when a daring thought crossed Lucas's mind. He wrestled with it for days before finally going through with it. He crafted a new identity for Chloe, posing her as an English woman. Together, they moved to a picturesque English village. He began teaching her English, and they settled into their new life.

He told Chloe they were married and had a child. He gave her a new name— Rose. He became Grayson, and their child was Aaron. Even though Chloe was like a clean canvas, she quickly adapted. Within a year, she was fluent in English and comfortable in her new surroundings. By the second year, she had even opened a quaint flower shop in the village.

The Moncada family knew Lucas had relocated to England and married an English woman. But they never saw her, not even in a photograph. Lucas kept them at a distance, refusing any visits. However, he did bring over Summer, who attended school there. The Moncada family was convinced he intended to stay in England permanently.

"Dinner's ready!" Chloe announced, stepping out from the kitchen. The table was laden with typical English comfort food: Yorkshire pudding, roast chicken, grilled fish, fish and chips, and a hearty vegetable soup. Although straightforward to prepare, Chloe's roast chicken was a tad burnt, and the Yorkshire pudding was a bit off. Cooking had never been her strong suit.

She remembered losing her memory after a car accident during a trip to Country M. In recovery, she picked up new skills swiftly-except cooking, which remained a challenge. Today's meal was actually one of her better attempts.

The three of them sat down. Chloe, speaking in English, urged, "Give it a try." Lucas took a bite of the Yorkshire pudding, swallowed it with some effort, and declared, "It's delicious." Summer sampled it too and commented seriously, "Mom, it's too salty."

whatever your mom makes is the

herself; it was indeed

better. With

"My cooking still needs

But Lucas, eating with gusto, countered, "It's fantastic; anything you make is a

dinner, Lucas, ever the diligent one,

Chloe

Lucas brought in and fruit. Chloe

remembered, "Your birthdaelbet

is in

Got any

let's go to the Golden Moon