Right Person, Wrong Time

Chapter 1192 Forgotten

He only retained the memories up until the part where Evelyn saved him, so he felt no hatred toward her.

The fact that Colton lost his memory delighted Evelyn. She trembled in excitement and went ahead. So, she held Colton's hand with a shaky hand. "Colton."

Colton looked at his hand. A frown furrowed his brows, but he didn't snatch his hand away. Evelyn was like a sister to him, after all, so he wasn't averse to her touch. "I'm fine. Don't worry about me," said Colton huskily.

Evelyn sniffled; her eyes tearful. She blinked and said through sobs, "I was worried sick. I thought you'd die." Since he'd forgotten everything, might as well keep it a secret for now. Reminded of something, Evelyn looked at him and carefully asked, "Do you still remember Nicole, Colton?"

Confusion welled in Colton's eyes, and he shook his head. Pain flared, and he held his head. For some reason, his head would hurt like hell whenever that name was mentioned, even when he didn't even remember her. "I don't, but everyone tells me she's incredibly important to me," answered Colton in a raspy voice.

Evelyn's heart sank, and she quickly said, "If you can't remember her, then you don't have to. She's probably someone unimportant, or you wouldn't have forgotten about her."

Colton frowned, but he said nothing.

A slender silhouette stood at the doorway. The scene of Evelyn and Colton huddled together stung. She couldn't believe Evelyn would be with Colton.

Colton turned around and saw Nicole the instant he realized someone was outside the room. Their eyes met, and both froze.

He stared at Nicole. He had never seen this woman before, but the moment their eyes met, a familiar feeling welled in his heart, and that sensation washed over his mind.

Nicole calmed down and slowly entered the room. She stood before the bed and slowly said, "They told me you lost your memory."

Judging from this woman's behavior, Colton knew that this was the same person everyone had been talking about: Nicole. "You're Nicole?" Colton inquired, curious.

One look at his bemused expression and Nicole knew he had forgotten about her. She held back her sadness and looked at him, a little upset, but she still replied, "Yes."

A frown furrowed Colton's brow. He answered, "I'm sorry. They say you're very important to me, but I can't remember a thing about you."

A bitter smile twisted Nicole's lips, and she nodded. "It's alright. You'll regain your memories eventually."

She looked at Evelyn's hands. She would never accept Colton being with anyone else, so she went ahead and tugged their hands away. For some reason, he didn't even feel mad when she did that. Instead, he thought that was normal. This is from NôvelDrama.Org.

Evelyn, however, did not share the same sentiment. She glared at Nicole and viciously hissed, "What

are you doing, Nicole?"

Nicole stood in front of Colton and looked at Evelyn coolly. "He just got out of the woods. If you really want him to get back on his feet as soon as possible, you'll leave right now."