After I lost My Memory, I no Longer Loved Him Chapter 5

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As soon as I finished, the crowd chuckled.
“This guy’s crazy!”
“He probably got dumped and is seeking
attention. The couple just confessed. What’s
he doing?”
“Hilarious, he looks decent, but maybe he’s a jerk.”
“Get lost! You don’t understand anything!”
Mark growled at the crowd.
He stared at me, his face pained, but he
gritted his teeth.
“Wendy, I wanted to compensate you, but it seems unnecessary now.”
“Since this is your choice, I’ll support you.” Mark clenched his fists,
“”
His heart ached unbearably. He turned and
left,
Avoiding looking at Wendy’s smiling face,
which had haunted his thoughts.
Holly had accepted his proposal.
Everything was going according to plan.
Even he didn’t know why learning Wendy had
amnesia and forgotten him caused him such
pain.
He’d drugged her juice and sent her to his
friends to get rid of her.
He wouldn’t even let her touch him.
But why now?
After Mark disappeared, I sighed in relief.
I frowned, checking Vince’s wound.
“That bastard was brutal.
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“Are you okay? I’ll take you to the hospital.” Vince smiled gently, pulling me into his arms. When I touched his wound, he winced.
“It hurts.”
I panicked. “What should we do?”
He pointed to his face playfully. “Wendy, just
kiss me.
“”
I knew he was teasing me.
But I kissed him without hesitation.
Vince froze, his eyes filled with tenderness,
and something more complex, making me
blush and look away.
I ran to the riverbank. Vince caught up and I
threw myself into his arms.
I shyly said, “That was my first kiss.”
Vince chuckled. “I know.”
“Mark was a fool. He didn’t cherish you, he’s
the loser.”
“But I have to thank God for his blindness, so
I could get you.”
“”
“Wendy, let me protect you.”
I laughed, slapping his hand away. “I’m a strong woman. I don’t need protection. You got hit easily. I should be protecting you.” We laughed and went to the hospital.
When we returned, I moved all my belongings
to Vince’s house.
He already had a villa that was empty. Vince smiled. “It’s decorated according to
your preferences. Let me know if anything needs changing.”
I was stunned by the plush toys in the
bedroom, grinning.
“How did you know I liked these?”
Vince smiled. “If you care enough, you’ll find
out.
“”
Holly hadn’t contacted me in days.
She’d accepted Mark’s proposal.
They were dating and inseparable, which
wasn’t surprising.
On my way to the accident,
I texted Holly what I couldn’t ask before.
“Holly, do you like Mark?”
“I’ve never told you this, but he married me to
get to you.‘
“”
“He knows you’re against marriage and
cherish your best friend, so he used this to
hide his feelings. He really loves you.
“I’m divorcing him. If you like him, I’ll step
aside.”
I didn’t get a reply before the accident, but I
knew she received the messages.
In the hospital,
Holly shyly told me,
“Wendy, regardless of your memory, I…
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“I decided to accept Mark’s proposal.‘ “You don’t remember him anyway, and you’ve
already signed the divorce papers. I’ve never
met a man who loved me so much. He
orchestrated this grand scheme to pursue me.
He’s so great, and I want to experience
love…‘
“Wendy, you’ll understand, right?”
I smiled, holding her hand.
“Of course, we’re best friends, and I have a
new boyfriend.”
“No matter what, we’ll be happy.”
After falling in love, Holly’s values changed
drastically.
She was a die–hard anti–marriage advocate
who valued friendship above all else.
She imagined buying a house for us to live in
when we got old, and going clubbing
together.
Her catchphrase was,
“Men are like clothes, friends are like family.”
But now, after a month of dating, she wasn’t
happy.
She stared listlessly at Mark, who was
absentminded.
Since they started dating, he’d changed.
He wasn’t as enthusiastic or attentive,
understanding her thoughts.
He was often distant, like he was missing
someone else.
Holly was bold. She thought they should kiss
and be intimate as a couple.
But when she kissed him while drunk,
He coldly pushed her away.
“Holly, we’re not married yet. You’re a girl,
“”
easily taken advantage of. I want to save that
for after marriage.”
Holly was disappointed but felt sweet.
At least he was considerate of her.
For convenience, Holly moved into the villa.
She knew it was Wendy and Mark’s former
marital home.
Friends gossiped,
Calling her a homewrecker for seducing Mark,
leading to Wendy’s divorce.
Initially, Mark defended her.