“Ainsley,” Eloise covered her eyes as if hiding her pain. “I’d rather be the one who lost my memories.”
She hoped there was a reset button. If she pressed it, her life could restart from the beginning.
“Eloise, don’t cry. It’s my fault. I was wrong.” Ainsley panicked.
Eloise closed her eyes, tears streaming down her face. “You just don’t get it, do you? I’m tired of this.”
She loathed Gary the most; he drained the company's capital and turned the Anthony Group into an empty shell.
“Eloise, I was wrong.” Ainsley was bewildered and didn’t know what to do. He could only hug Eloise tightly. She didn’t push him off immediately.
Eloise's lips curved into a mocking smile. Ainsley called her as if he were calling the love of his life.
“Let me go.” After a long moment, she gently pushed Ains
