Love and Devotion No Longer His to Claim by Dream Fish

Chapter 427

Austin watched the scene in silence, his expression unreadable. Though he remained indifferent, his fists clenched ever so tightly.

Angela walked over, closing the transparent umbrella. "Austin, let's go."

Her fingers tightened around the handle, her knuckles pale, and her lips had lost all color. It was an undeniable sign of exhaustion and weakness.

"Let's go." Austin reached out to take the umbrella, but she didn't hand it over. Instead, she silently brushed past him and headed toward the airport.

A faint pain stirred in his chest as he watched her stubborn figure disappear into the distance. Only now did he truly realize that she was no longer the same person she used to be.

After an eight-hour flight, they landed in Yedren. Another exhausting ten-plus hours by car brought them to a remote, almost isolated town on Yedren's border.

Unlike Yedren's bustling cities, this place offered beautiful natural landscapes, with mountains on one side and the sea on the other.

The town was lush and vibrant, with greenery flourishing everywhere. Along the expansive main roads and throughout the vast estates and fields, thick canopies of trees created a cool mosaic of dappled shadows. It seemed like they had entered a secret realm of nature's splendor.

Angela's first time in such a unique place, but she had to admit that it was an

exuded an air of mystery and elegance,

said in a low voice,

"Austin, how's

Alzheimer's disease." Austin's voice was calm, yet

was overwhelmed

how could this happen?" Her voice trembled, filled with disbelief. The unpredictability of fate felt unbearably

The best we can do now is be there for her in these final days. I brought you here because seeing you might make her happy.

followed Austin into the manor, she immediately sensed a heavy, subdued atmosphere, despite the

manor, they

who appeared to be the butler, bowed respectfully and began briefing Austin on Genevieve's

absorbing every word. She soon learned that

in turmoil, and she spent half the day in confusion, always trying to escape. They had no choice but to take strict measures, keeping her confined to her