She Took The House The Car And My Heart

Chapter 736:

“No, you’re not,” Freya replied gently, unable to bear the pain and guilt carved into his face. After all, he was just a child in every way that counted. “Sheila wasn’t talking about you. She was referring to someone else—someone who just happens to look a lot like you. She made a mistake.”

“Really?” Kristian asked, not daring to believe it.

“It’s true,” Freya said, her voice reassuring.

Kristian turned his gaze to Ethel.

But Ethel had already drawn her own conclusions. She didn’t care about this memory-loss tale. In her eyes, Kristian was just putting on an act—looking for a way to worm his way closer to Freya. Did he really think she would let it slide? In his dreams!

Still, just as she was about to call him out, she caught a glimpse of the cautious, hopeful light in his eyes.

Wait… was this really Kristian?

throat awkwardly, averting her gaze, suddenly feeling a bit sheepish. “It’s true.

Kristian replied

thrown by that look in his eyes. She just couldn’t wrap her head around someone losing their

lunchtime, the takeout they’d ordered from a restaurant had arrived. Freya had never been much of

office, and with Melvin constantly around, he made

with restaurants she

out whether this amnesia story held any weight. But from the small details she picked up on, this courteous, thoughtful man was nothing like the aloof, frosty

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headed to the study to work, leaving Kristian

she struck up a casual conversation. “Why do you think my sister is your

told me she’s my sister,” Kristian responded plainly. As for why he didn’t think of Lawrence as his elder

“She’s my sister, not yours. You can’t just think

or get upset. He’d noticed earlier how well Freya treated Ethel. If he upset Ethel, Freya might kick him out, so he

Freya knew what was running through his mind, she’d seriously question her qualifications as a guardian. It hadn’t even been a full day, and Kristian, stripped of his memories, was already acting like someone trying

as a friend,” Ethel suggested after mulling it over for a