His Heart Is Now Elsewhere

Chapter 9

Two days before leaving, Maeve received the news that the name change procedure had been. completed.

She went out and got back the newly renamed ID card and passport.

When I arrived home, it was already evening

The weather was a bit cold. She got out of the car, rubbing her hands together. As she looked up, she saw Donte waiting at the door.

He seemed to be waiting for her to come back, seeing the flickering uncertainty in her eyes and hearing the hesitation in her tone.

“Where did you go?”

Maeve took the key and opened the door; her tone was very calm..

“Is there something wrong?”

Donte put his hands in his pockets, pretending to be nonchalant.

“It’s okay, the weather forecast says there will be heavy rain tomorrow, so it’s better not to go out if

there’s no need.”

He found such a lame excuse, even though he was clearly afraid of not being able to find her

tomorrow.

Maeve wanted to laugh, but in the end, she held it back and nodded.

“I knew.”

Looking at her indifferent expression, Donte felt inexplicably flustered.

that the state she had been showing recently was very strange.

he couldn’t figure out exactly what was wrong, and

the day of departure, Maeve woke up very

2 o’clock in the afternoon,

at the empty room with only two suitcases left, she let out a sigh of relief.

eleven o’clock, the

and found a few of Donte’s

Chapter 9

been mentally exhausted these days due to Donte’s illness. The doctor said a few days ago that he has been taking his medication on time recently, and his condition has been gradually improving. You don’t need

Everyone is looking forward to attending your wedding.

lines, and then asked a question in a cooperative manner.

“What surprise?”

you

when one of

later, several people

may have to wait

will come to pick you up

people braved the

disappear into the rain curtain, Maeve turned around and pushed the luggage down.

stopped at the door, and the driver helped her carry the luggage

a step ahead.

held an umbrella, walked close to the wall, and left the

she passed by the car parked in front of the next door,

from inside.

drizzling rain, the woman’s voice

you say that you wanted to restore your memory and return to reality? Brother,

time.”

so alluring; how can I bear to leave? It’s getting late, but there’s