My Love Until the Last Goodbye by Alut

Chapter 0375

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“With you, it’s different. When I saw those pictures of your mother that Theodore sent me, I remembered her. And when I saw you, I knew without a doubt–you’re my son. Just look at us; we’re like two drops of water. Though I can’t figure out where those gray eyes of yours come from–must be a family trait.”

“So why did you wait so long to find us?” Alden repeated, his voice filled with frustration.

“I didn’t know you existed. Darius Richards was my lawyer in the past. Though he doesn’t know I’m alive, I’ve seen that he did the right thing. He gave you my last name and ensured you received what was left of my small fortune. That gives me peace of mind.”

“You still haven’t answered my question… Why did it take so long?”

state of post–traumatic confusion. That was when the doctors finally breathed a sigh of relief—but not for long. There was a lot of work to do, and my amnesia didn’t help. I didn’t know how to walk, talk, or remember

and visible ones were to my femur and hip–both legs were badly damaged. One of my hands was also

years had passed Theodore often thought about telling my family the truth, but his biggest fear was that someone would use my vulnerability to finish what they started. I learned that my brother married the woman who ordered my death. Even though we weren’t entirely certain, Theodore knew that the hit ordered by her former boss was meant to go through–whether it was me or my

answer

me after all this time? If

find you. That’s why I’m here. After 15 years, I just wanted you to know that for at least seven or eight of those years, I was focused on getting to where I am now. Even though I still

what do you want

to be close to you. You’re the only thing that feels familiar to me right now, and that doesn’t bother me. I don’t want your mother to know about this–I don’t

didn’t entirely agree, he understood it was the right thing for her. She had already suffered through his father’s supposed death once; there was

answer them. I’ve stayed silent all these years, not because I didn’t want to know about my family, but because, for me, they’ve become strangers. No