Anna Jadwin felt as though she was back in her childhood, dressed in a lady's frock, standing in front of a window covered with leaves, with flowers blooming freely.
In the courtyard, the boy who was waiting for her was standing under the scattered leaves, watching the days and years pass, and seasons change...
From a child, he grew into a tall teenager.
[Felicia Sullivan, I have a monopoly on loving you. Who dares to infringe?!]
...
A subtle paradox flashed through Maxwell Cameron's eyes, for his memories related to Anna Jadwin had been excised from his recollection.
It seems that he had fragments of memories related to what Evelyn Ellis had described, they felt vaguely familiar...
When he tried to think about it, his head throbbed with unbearable pain.
"I loved you for sixteen years, and then I realized that besides Felicia Sullivan, there would be no other woman for you, so I gave up." Evelyn Ellis cried listlessly.
