Joshua shrugged. "It's nothing. I just thought something looked familiar, like we've met before somewhere."

Stella glanced at him. "Are you starting to get your memory back?"

Joshua was silent for a few moments. "Sometimes I have these strange, jumbled dreams, but it's hard to make sense of them or connect the pieces."

Stella offered a small, encouraging smile. "That's still a good sign. It means your memory is showing signs of recovery. Don't rush it—once the memories start to resurface, the rest usually follows pretty quickly."

They had only just begun their conversation when Haynes, who was showing Keen how to use a bow, noticed Joshua had returned. His brow furrowed in irritation.

He turned to Keen. "Keen, practice on your own for a bit. I'll be back to show you some new techniques later."

Keen nodded obediently, eager to keep practicing.

Haynes strode over to Stella and Joshua.

As soon as Stella saw Haynes approaching, her expression cooled instantly.

In five years of marriage, they had hardly gone out together at all. Now that they

were divorced, he suddenly seemed to have plenty of free time—always finding excuses to show up in her life.

tension, said tactfully, "Ms. Cameron, I'll go help Keen with his

"Go ahead," Stella replied.

Joshua had left, Stella lowered her gaze to her

water appeared

looked up to see Haynes holding it out, the

water," he

cool.

do you really have to be so

look. "We're divorced, Haynes. What did you expect? That

cheer and

that

commotion. Joshua was standing with a bow, three arrows

arrows hit dead

stared at him in absolute awe, already itching to ask

Haynes' face darkened.

Joshua-he was definitely

hanging around Stella for no reason whatsoever. The moment Haynes managed

possibly be as

the truth was, both Stella and Keen-who'd only just met him-trusted Joshua

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