Don’t Fall for the Billionaire Lover by Rosa Winters

Chapter 983

Chloe didn't dodge the question.

She replied honestly, "I've forgotten everything, including the love I had for your dad. We're friends and family now, but not lovers anymore."

When Chloe came to, she couldn't remember a thing. She couldn't even speak or recognize the person standing in front of her. Yet, her instincts were still sharp. She felt like a wild creature that had wandered straight out of the woods into the human world.

Lucas had to teach her everything from scratch. It took her six months to get the hang of living in human society and interacting with people. During that time, she was on edge around everyone, even Aaron when she first met him. There was always this nagging feeling of insecurity.

It took her over a year to fully settle into her new life. During that year, she opened a little flower shop and kept herself busy learning new things and exploring different areas. Her mind was like a fresh canvas-just one drop of ink would spread and remind her of many things, like painting or dancing. Even though she'd forgotten them, her muscle memory was still there. Everything she picked up, she learned quickly.

was constantly flooded with information, but there was always a wall she couldn't break through. She couldn't remember the people or events

after college. But after they tied the knot, she was harassed by a bully, which led to a series of unfortunate events. A car accident

about their past and the bully who pushed them to such lengths, but he never spilled the beans. Chloe noticed he was really reluctant to talk about their past and didn't even tell her their real names or anything about their life back in Country

His job there was alright not particularly high-paying, but enough for the three of them to live comfortably without worrying about the basics.

about her past and Country A. She recently started learning ancient French on the sly but didn't tell Lucas because he was dead set against her poking around in all that. Still,

pulling

her to dig deeper.

expression, asked, "Mom, will you and Dad ever fall