The Billionaire Who Stole My Heart

"No," Brittany didn't want to tell her son that she had developed feelings for a man who was already married. Daniel seemed downcast. "Okay."

Brittany comforted her son until he fell asleep, but she herself tossed and turned, unable to find rest.

Over the past six months, she had tried to uncover things from before her amnesia. Unfortunately, all traces had been erased. No one dared to speak of Daniel's father, not even Daniel himself.

Living now in Craneville and without her prior memories, Brittany had lost touch with old friends like Kari and Hannah. Although Ysabel was close to her, the Lynette family had warned her early on not to mention anything from before Brittany's memory loss.

For six months, Brittany felt like a puppet without thoughts, throwing herself into her work. Yet, every night, she felt a void in her heart, as if something important was missing.

She got up and went downstairs to pour herself a glass of warm milk.

As she was heading back upstairs, she bumped into Holden.

"Hey."

"Why are you still up so late?" Holden frowned. "Is there something troubling you at work?"

"It's not that," Brittany shook her head. She and Holden were fairly close, and he genuinely cared about her.

"Can I ask you something?"

Holden nodded. "Go ahead."

is he

the topic. She had to prepare for the

paused for a moment before asking, "Why do you think

really loved him to have had his child. We must have been close.

which was why their father valued

if you've

up. Just understand that we would never harm you. That's what's most important. It's

for Brittany to draw her own conclusions. Back in her

and Isaac never reappeared either. She assumed he

school let out for vacation, and

always tender-hearted towards her son, cleared her schedule for a week and planned a trip to the

left, Yuri heard of their plans and suggested joining them. Brittany

them arrived

ran into an old friend he hadn't seen in years and engaged in a hearty chat.

in his thirties, not particularly striking but

immediately looked at

to

in your early thirties now, and all I want is for you to