What Separates Me and You

Chapter 132 Forgetting an Important Matter

Josephine exited the study and followed Conrad downstairs for dinner.

She sat at the dining table quietly while eating her dinner absent-mindedly. It was apparent that her eyes weren’t focused on anything at all.

When Conrad noticed her spacing out, he couldn’t help but frown. It was torturous for a young woman like her to stay home without company.

Josephine took a couple of bites before shaking her head, not wanting to eat anymore.

Conrad left once he was done cleaning up. Once again, Josephine was left alone in the huge

mansion.

She walked over to the couch and sat down. Then, she turned on the television and started. watching the cartoons.

Josephine had a feeling that she seemed to have forgotten something, but she couldn’t remember what it was.

She just stared at the television quietly while waiting for Lewis to return home, a habit she had developed.

Since she had yet to break her fever, her head was still in a muddled state.

Suddenly, her phone chimed with a loud notification sound. Josephine turned around to grab the phone from the couch. It turned out that Avery had sent her a text message.

“Josie, I’m in Flinton now,” the text wrote.

It was just a simple text message, but Josephine went into deep thought after reading it.

She responded by typing, “When did you leave?”

A few seconds later, Avery replied, “Yesterday, duh. I touched down today. Didn’t you pay attention to my Instagram feed? I was in Egraria yesterday.”

Josephine paused for a moment, still confused by Avery’s text messages. She texted, “When exactly did you leave Elysium? Why didn’t you tell me in advance?”

It was Avery’s turn to be silent.

A few minutes later, she finally texted Josephine, “Josie, are you alright?”

That sentence puzzled Josephine even more. She texted her reply immediately. “What’s wrong?”

At that moment, Avery’s brows were tangled in a deep frown. She wasn’t even sure if Josephine was the person she was texting right now.

Why would Josephine ask her about the exact date of her departure flight from Elysium?

Avery was silent for a moment before she finally keyed in her reply. “Don’t you remember anything from before?”

over the keyboard. She closed her eyes and started recollecting the incidents that had recently happened to her the best she could, but she

she texted, “What happened?”

that a certain shameless man was trying to bait

“It’s nothing. It must be very late for you

the latter no longer replied to

over again. The previous chat log had been deleted, except for their exchange

down multiple times, yet

gave up on trying to remember anything

later, prompting

entered the mansion, there were beads

then proceeded to remove his jacket. Just as he was about to dispose of his jacket, a

slightly stunned by what just happened. He cast a confused glance

him with a smile. on her face.

a while before asking, “Have you not eaten

glanced at the clock on the wall as he spoke. It was

followed Lewis’ gaze all the way to the clock. She pursed her lips upon noticing the time before gesturing, “I’m sorry. I completely forgot about the time.”

to pat

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in response.

he spoke, he placed his cold hand

Lewis’ words fell, he scooped Josephine into his arms and headed

with a calm expression on his face before placing her down

and slid them into her mouth before swallowing them without a

Sensing his gaze, she instinctively raised

eyes, perplexing her in return. All she

the gap, bringing them within inches of each other, their faces now in intimate

lips as she raised her hand to caress Lewis’

“I’m down with the flu, so I don’t want you to get

Lewis’ eyes bored into Josephine’s as he spoke in a

taking the initiative to plant a light kiss on Lewis’ lips. She

in return. He raised his hand to grab Josephine’s

fear and unfamiliarity that used to occupy her eyes that

they had returned to the past.

why Lewis was confused.

Josephine capable of acting?

could see through her shoddy acting immediately had she

Lewis finally returned

lips pressing into hers,

let go of her and told her to go to bed

what she was told while watching Lewis leave

woman reclining on the bed. Josephine was lying quietly on her side, her head bolstered by her palm, as