The Love that Never Really Dies (Sasha and Sebastian)

staring at Susan's hands, Sigrun asked in surprise, "Ms. Susan, your hands..." "Vivi, can you go downstairs to buy a bottle of detergent? Sigrun can go with you." Suddenly, Kurt came out of the kitchen and asked Vivian to buy something for him.

Vivian agreed to it right away.

Then, she skipped happily toward Sigrun and grabbed her arm to leave the house.

Susan heaved a sigh of relief after they left.

Just as Susan wanted to return to her room, she heard Kurt's voice from the kitchen.

"There are some Band-Aids in the wine cabinet. You should treat your wounds."

Susan was a little taken aback, for Kurt could seemingly see her even though his back was facing her.

Moments later, Susan slowly came up to the wine cabinet. She opened the drawer and took out two pieces of Band-Aids.

After treating her wounds, Susan came to the kitchen and offered to lend Kurt a hand. "Kurt, let me help you."

Kurt neither agreed nor declined as he continued working.

As Susan was wiping the plates with a dry towel, she couldn't suppress her curiosity and asked, "Kurt, can you tell me... what has happened to him?"

"What do you mean?" Kurt, who was busy washing the dishes, asked Susan back calmly.

turned around to gaze at Kurt. That question from him was the final straw on the camel's back, and she found she couldn't suppress her emotions any longer. In an instant, tears started

smart enough to know that Kurt had helped her ease the situation by asking Sigrun to leave the house. As such, it was logical for Susan to

like how he did for three days after Duncan died. However, this time, he locked

Crash!

from Susan's hands and shattered on

out of his room because he

"What happened?"

trembled violently, Susan dared not turn around and merely stood

to pick up the shattered

nothing serious. I accidentally broke a

Don't wear Aunt Susan out. Since she has just arrived today, please let her get some rest. Why don't you hire

tell that Ian still

that his words were like

excruciating, so much so that Susan's legs could barely

what happened next?" Susan asked

decided to tell Susan the truth. "Worrying that something would happen to Ian, I got a psychiatrist to check up on him. The psychiatrist advised US to erase his painful memories, given

lost part of his memories voluntarily. Since Susan had said that her relationship with Ian was over,

even remember how she got

that the sky was completely dark

a foreign country was surprisingly silent. Slowly, she stood up from the floor and

her dog, which was tethered