The Broken Warrior’s Daughter by Cooper

Upon hearing that, Sadie became anxious.

"What else could it be? You were in danger. Your belongings were destroyed. Now you have to start over. Doesn't it take time to do all these things? Am I supposed to conjure them up for you now?" Sadie frowned slightly. Although she wanted Delbert, looking at the foolish man in front of her, she felt inexplicably annoyed.

In reality, she still preferred the cold and rational Delbert, not this man who couldn't remember anything.

She also felt guilty, fearing that he might remember something.

Delbert squinted slightly, intending to say something, but Sadie impatiently took out a jewel pendant from the side and handed it to him.

"Delbert, don't you recognize this? This's the token of love you gave me when we were kids."

This jewel pendant was the token of love that Delbert gave to Harriet when they were young, but Sadie stole it.

Now it could come in handy.

As soon as it appeared, Delbert's eyes widened, and he involuntarily shouted, "Yvonne!"

Before Sadie could say anything else, he immediately embraced her, murmuring "Yvonne" repeatedly.

Sadie was stunned.

that even with amnesia, Delbert still remembered

pendant she brought out was the token of love he had given

teeth. Although she received the embrace she had

deeply, especially when she heard him repeatedly calling Harriet's

her nails into his

doing so because she knew that her hatred was

you to remember me even with

forced a smile, emphasizing the last

you now. You're my

released Sadie and smiled warmly at

appeared, Sadie

festering in her heart vanished in an

by his smile. "Delbert, can you hug me again? I

Sadie's heart trembled continuously.

be unwelcoming to strangers but showed warmth only in front

he was either indifferent

different. He treated her like he