Chester Yale gritted his teeth as he reminded her.
Where had the woman gone, who used to follow him every day and whisper sweet nothings?
"Words said in ignorance when I was younger, you should forget them too, I have already forgotten them anyway," Evelyn Sherman shrank back into the chair, refusing to admit anything.
"So you have also forgotten how you said you loved me when you were ignorant and young, huh!" Chester's voice deepened as he gritted his teeth.
The cold gaze fixed on her unwaveringly, as if to say that if she dared nod her head, he would twist her neck.
"Of course, I remember that! It's selective memory loss. I've forgotten everything else, just remembered loving you," Evelyn coiled herself around his neck like a fawning pet, desperately trying to please him.
Then, remembering something, she puckered her lips.
"I heard from Ella that when she's with Collins Aiden, it's Collins Aiden who washes the dishes..."
