Waylen held the head of the bed and sat down dejectedly, restraining himself from making any sound.
He rushed to the study, consumed a medicine to counteract the effects, and began to fear the inevitable memory loss.
After that, he willed himself to calm down.
He then sat alone in the study, lost in thought…
He knew that he finally began to forget.
He would forget Rena and everything they had experienced.
He was not reconciled. He must preserve their precious recollections.
Determined to preserve their memories, Waylen started writing a diary, documenting every detail of their love and life together. Rena, upon discovering the diary, understood his struggle to hold on to their memories.
“Waylen Fowler loves Rena Gordon most.”
“Rena loves to play the piano and her favorite brands were…”
“| will bring her arose every morning.”
“Our first child’s name is Alexis Fowler. Rena risked her life to give birth to our baby. So Alexis was not in good health. She had blood clot disorder and has a rare Rh-negative blood type.”
“Rena was pregnant for more than six weeks now. We will have our second child. As her husband, | should take care of and protect her.”
“Rena can’t drive. Always make sure she has a driver with her.”
“If Rena cuddles me, it means she wants my kisses. Rena is always my priority. In fact, despite the mother of my two children, Rena is just a little girl who needs my love. Rena likes me to call her ‘my little mommy.”
Three days later, Waylen had written down a thick diary.
Every night, he sat quietly and read between the lines intensively, trying to retrieve his beloved ones again and again.
But some of these recollections had already become strangers to him.
Outside, Rena gently pushed the door open with a fruit plate in her hand.
The moment the door was opened, she saw the diary. Although he put it away soon, Rena could guess its contents.
Waylen also avoided going to his company.
Instead, he let Jazlyn handle official business.