Love's Bitter Edge (Eva and Leonard)

Chapter 198

Chapter 198 Can't Remember

For some reason, I felt that Leonard always regarded me with hostility. I had no idea who he

saw me as.

Many people pursued Leonard in college, and although they knew he had a girlfriend, they still threw themselves at him. Leonard always upheld his integrity, so it was natural for him to dislike those women.

He never spoke behind my back about those girls. Instead, he would tell me directly when he turned someone down and that he would get involved.

I used to think this was very gentlemanly, but now I just wish he would remember who he believed I was.

However, seeing the way he looked at me made me sigh again. As expected, heartthrobs always led to trouble, and now it had landed on me.

I patiently explained to him, "The company has rules as well. Even when we bring in an outside designer, there has to be a valid reason."

"Isn't the fact that she's my girlfriend a valid reason?"

said something that nearly knocked the wind out of me. "Your girlfriend? I'm your

""You're not!"

turned red with anger, and he snapped, "Even if you are, you still did something shady while I

only have one girlfriend. She loves flowers, snacks, design, travel, and romance. What about you? Don't say

I'm telling you, I have a girlfriend. Don't bother me anymore, or I won't be so polite." Amelia stood nearby, her face slightly pale. Everyone knew she hardly ate snacks in college while trying to lose weight; her meals were always

on school trips because her family situation wasn't great. Besides, she had a boyfriend in her freshman year but later said he was too romantic for her, preferring someone more practical like

my interests, but he was attributing them to someone

in again to mediate.

who's out of your

had reverted to his junior-year self, coldly snapping back at anyone

said, "I've graduated with my

your memory is all messed up. I don't want to argue with you, but

someone new will just

what Caleb meant. Both he and Luca were from the

sense.

for Amelia

absolutely couldn't let anyone else in the company know that Leonard had cognitive issues; otherwise,

lan wouldn't allow anyone