The Billionaire Alpha’s Contract Lover

Chapter 469
Silas put down the contract in his hand with a faint smile.
spread across his gentle face.
Taya was lying on the hospital bed, looking at him quietly from the side, as if seeing the boy from before.
He sat in the last row of the classroom, with one hand on the desk, looking at her passing by the window.
He had been just like he was right then, gentle and elegant.
They looked at each other as if saying goodbye to the regrets they missed out on when they were young.
After a long time, Silas withdrew his gaze to glance down at his watch before looking up at Taya, as if to have left it all to
go.
“Taya, at a quarter past four, I’ll be returning to Wolverly Capital.”
Taya was still full of guilt, but when she saw the relieved look in his eyes, she swallowed the words that were at the tip of her tongue.
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She looked at him, as gently as she did when she had sent
him off the competition, and replied, “Silas, be careful on the

road…”
Sila s’s hands that were gripping the contract tightened a
little.” Taya, do you still remember what a quarter past four
means?”
Taya gave it some thought before slightly shaking her head at him after finding that she couldn’t remember what it meant.
Silas let go of the hand that was holding the contract, bitterly holding on, praying for the hint of a miracle. After an embittered smile, he pushed the wheelchair away.
Taya still couldn’t turn her head back. All she could hear was the sound of the wheelchair rolling on the ground, gradually disappearing into the distance…
She looked at the white clouds outside the window, recalling
in a daze the scene when Silas had confessed to her with a
bouquet of flowers back when she had been seventeen.
His words lingered in her mind, “Taya, the time I confess
my love for you is exactly a quarter past four. You have to
remember the time. Don’t forget.”
She vividly remembered her response was, “Okay, I’ll never forget.”
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It turned out that a quarter past four was the moment he had
confessed his love to her back at the age of seventeen…
Enduring the severe pain, Taya got up from the bed to look back at Silas. “I’m sorry, Silas, I forgot…”
Silas paused, but he didn’t look past his shoulders. “Taya, it’s okay, it’s enough that I remember it.”
Taya’s tears rolled. The severe pain in her back sent her forehead dripping with cold sweat. “Silas, will I be able to meet you again?”
Silas was holding back tears, but he didn’t look back. “Taya, in the future, we won’t meet again, and…let’s not keep in touch…”
Only by completely withdrawing from her life could he let her go forever.
Else, what could he do to forget the person he had loved for half his life?
Silas pushed the wheelchair, and without looking back, left the ward, leaving her…