Love Unbreakable by Bank Brook
Chapter 254

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"Did you lose your memory?" Henley asked. The usual hidden smile disappeared from his face.

Henley suffered mistreatment and abuse from her crazy mother since she was born. She blamed him for her failure to become the man's legitimate wife.

He cursed him for being too late. To her, he was destined to be a shameful and illegitimate son forever.

When she could no longer bear the repression of that family, she fled to the countryside with him. She began to destroy herself, abusing drugs and alcohol. Then he always took out his anger on him, hitting him with a stick and leaving him hungry for days.

Finally, the day came when he acquired the ability to defend himself against it.

He even watched her die without a single emotion in his heart.

He thought he would live in darkness for the rest of his life.

But one day, Henley met Raegan.

She was the girl who gave him candy in the darkest moment of his life.

It was his most unforgettable memory. But she couldn't remember it.

Raegan looked at Henley's ever-changing expression. He tentatively asked, “Was that boy you? And... And you thought that girl was me?

From the beginning, she always felt that Henley didn't really love her. His particular obsession with her had to have some special reasons.

Henley corrected her: “No, I don't just think it's you. I'm sure it's you."

He was becoming more certain of Raegan's identity. Aside from the pendant Raegan was wearing, her scent and eyes resembled the girl from his memories.

Raegan did not dare to refute Henley. Instead, she said, "If we've been friends since we were kids, then you shouldn't hurt me, right?"

The pale moonlight spilled over Henley's handsome face, making him look gentle and calm. He stared at her, and his eyebrows furrowed slightly. “Raegan, why do you think I will hurt you? Didn't I promise you I wouldn't hurt you?

“So… Can you send me home?” Raegan asked tentatively.

"Of course, I'll take you home," Henley agreed softly.

Raegan was so nervous that she didn't have time to make out the meaning of his words.

He obediently returned to the car and fastened his seat belt.

A smile appeared on Henley's face as he watched her.

He leaned toward her, adopting an intimate posture. He fixed his eyes on her beautiful rosy lips and said lovingly, “Raegan, I like it when you're good.”

Henley was giving Raegan goosebumps.

She didn't expect him to lean too close to her. His breathing became irregular and his thin lips almost brushed hers.

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