Head Over Heels

Things had changed subtly between Yvonne and Hearst since they came back from there. The simple change was imperceptible, and even Yvonne didn't notice it.

When she went back to A city, she found that she had nothing to do every day. She didn't know what to do to kill time. So she decided to take a walk in A city so that she could get familiar with the environment.

She walked slowly on the street. With one hand supporting her chin, she focused on the buildings nearby so that she could remember it. Then she thought of what Hearst had told her, she realized that it was not an easy thing to leave A city for the time being. And before she left, she had a lot of things to do.

During this period, she was taken to some special place by both Hearst and Jessica. She knew that they were doing this to help her regain her memory. But for Yvonne, it wasn't her memory at all. How could she remember that?

After a while, she arrived at the Hua Group. Staring at the high-rise buildings in front of her, she furrowed her brows. "Why do I have a strange sense of familiarity with this place?" Asked Yvonne, confused.

In fact, in the past few days, some scenes flashed through her mind occasionally. It happened so fast that she couldn't see what it was. She just felt that those scenes were so strange.

She shook her head, unwilling to think more about it. When she was about to turn around and leave, a strange voice came, "Heidy?"

Confused, she turned to the direction of the voice. A young girl was looking at her in surprise. She ran to her with a smile, and grabbed her hand enthusiastically. "You are Heidy, aren't you? A colleague told me you are still alive, but I don't believe it. It is true. It's so nice to meet you again."

Taking note of her facial expression, Yvonne drew her hand back. "I'm not Heidy," she said calmly.

Cathy stared at her in a daze. She patted her head and said, "Ah. How stupid I was. James told me that you had lost your memory. I remember that James said that your name is Yvonne, right? Yvonne, I'll call you that before you have your memory."

Looking how enthusiastic she was, Yvonne furrowed her brows. Unwilling to talk to her, Yvonne turned around and intended to leave. Seeing this, Cathy hurriedly grabbed her hand and said, "Wait, Yvonne. Could you please hear me out first?"

When Yvonne saw that she was polite girl, she nodded. "Yes. What's up?"

Cathy let go of her hand, bowed to her and said gratefully, "Thank you so much, Yvonne. Thank you for helping me a year ago. You specially arranged a place for me to live in and assign a work for me. If it were not for you, I would have already left here and I would not have been with James."

Yvonne looked at her in surprise and asked, "James?"

Cathy

oday I cook according to your new taste and preference. You will like it."

After that, he stood up and went back to the kitchen.

Watching him leave, Yvonne leaned against the wall. At the thought of the kiss, she wiped her mouth immediately. "Damn it! How could this asshole kiss me..."

"When you're whispering, don't speak so loud. People will hear you," Said Hearst cheerfully.

She turned around and ran upstairs. Seeing that she was angry and couldn't do anything about it, he smiled. The more he was with her, the more he was sure of Yvonne's identity. Just as he said, if she really couldn't remember the past, he might as well make her fall in love with him again, it would save him a lot of trouble.

In the bedroom, Yvonne sat on the bed, fanned her face and said, "Damn it! I really want to slap him to death."

At the thought of the kiss, she put her hand on her chest. With a confused look, she asked, "Why would my heart beat faster when he kissed me? The one I love is Marcus. Why does my heart beat faster for other men? No, I was so nervous that my heart beat faster. It must be like this."

At the moment, her mind was a total mess. When she thought of what Cathy said about Hearst and Heidy's relationship, a mix of feelings surged in her heart. That was a strange feeling.

"Sometimes, I'm really jealous of Heidy." Gently said Yvonne.

Every woman longed for an eternal and sincere love. What Heidy had was exactly what many women longed for. Hearst had been treating her well these days because of Heidy. She knew that, so she didn't want to rely on him. And she felt that Marcus was her true love.

Thinking of what Marcus said the other day, Yvonne said through gritted teeth, "I will get rid of this biggest trouble. Then I can go back to my parents and Marcus, so that I can live a safe and quiet life."