Nancy’s eyes reddened, but she didn’t say anything. She stayed in the ward with Yvonne for the next few days.
During that time, she mentioned Colin a few times, almost like she was testing Yvonne’s feelings.
“Yvonne, from what I know about my brother, you’ve confessed to him so many times. If it were anyone else, he’d have pushed them away, but he’s tolerated you for so many years. That shows he still has feelings for you, though I don’t think he realizes it himself. Are you sure you’re not going to think about him anymore?”
If Yvonne had just woken up and heard those words, she might have believed them. But after falling into the water, she knew it was just wishful thinking.
She showed Nancy some photos that her colleagues had sent her over the past couple of days. They showed Colin and Sienna shopping, eating, and watching movies together. Her tone was calm as she spoke.
“He only put up with it for your sake. Since I lost my memories of him, it’s clear we’re not meant to be. Now that the person he’s waiting for is back, it’s time for me to move on from this relationship.”
Seeing that Yvonne had truly made up her mind, Nancy didn’t try to convince her anymore. She just sighed deeply.
“I truly hoped that my brother would come to his senses and be with you. Then you’d be my sister–in–law, and we’d always be together. But if you’ve decided to give up, I won’t push you. I won’t get involved with my brother’s love life anymore. We’ll always be good friends.”
Yvonne nodded, giving Nancy a gentle hug.
They talked quietly for a little while longer. Later, Nancy helped Yvonne with the discharge procedures and took her to the car.
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“You’ve been stuck in the hospital for so long. You must be feeling down. I’ll organize a par- ty to celebrate your discharge and invite some people.”
Thinking it might be the last time she hung out with her friends, Yvonne didn’t refuse and followed Nancy to the club.
But when they opened the door to the private room, they both froze.
Seeing Colin and Sienna sitting in the middle of the room, Nancy was shocked.
“Colin? Why are you here?”
A few friends who helped organize the party explained, “You said the more people, the bet- ter. I called Colin, and he brought Sienna along. It should be fun, right?”
Nancy stared at them in disbelief.
Yvonne understood Nancy’s concern and quickly pulled her aside.
“It’s fine. If they want to stay, let them. I don’t remember anything from the past, so I won’t be upset.”
Nancy reluctantly agreed and led Yvonne to a seat.
Though the room was filled with noise that night, there was an underlying tension.
Colin took off his coat and draped it over Sienna, shielding her from the wine, peeling fruit, and feeding it to her as if no one else was present.
Every action was so affectionate and tender, with no attempt to hide his feelings.
Yvonne watched quietly, feeling a bit down but not truly hurt.
It seemed that forgetting those memories had turned out to be a blessing for her.
Thinking Yvonne might be sad, Nancy quickly gathered a group to play games and distract her.
Yvonne had a lucky streak, winning more than ten games in a row before losing one. Every- one immediately began calling for a punishment.
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Not interested in the usual games, Yvonne suggested they play truth or dare instead.
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The room went quiet as everyone’s attention shifted to her and Colin, their excitement evi- dent.
“Alright, tell us about the most unforgettable relationship of your life!”
Before Yvonne could answer, Colin’s expression darkened.
He shot her a quick, cold glance.
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But with no memories to hold her back, she simply offered a vague answer, saying just enough to satisfy the group.
“The most unforgettable relationship for me would be my first love. He was my best friend’s brother, and I think I fell for him at first sight. I wrote him many love letters, and I even se- cretly took photos of him, filling up several albums. Everyone knew I was in love with him, but he never felt the same.”
She said it with a casual smile, but the room fell silent.
Sienna, who had been quietly observing, seemed to sense something and pulled Colin, who looked upset.
“Colin, you and Ms. Zeller…”
Colin froze, tightening his grip on her hand, and quickly denied it.
“I have nothing to do with her. She’s the one who’s been holding on to a fantasy the entire time.”
