The window was lowered and a handsome face appeared.
“Olivia.” Olivia was stunned.
“Brayden?”
Brayden got out of the car, took off his coat and put it on her.
“Get in the car”
Olivia nodded.
The two of them got into the car and the car quickly drove forward.
As soon as the car left, a man came out from the balcony on the third floor of the hotel.
Holding his cell phone, he was dressed in a suit and looked extraordinarily handsome.It was Everett.
“Everett, when are you coming back?”
“In an hour.’
“Okay, I’ll wait for you.”
When the phone hung up, Everett put his hand in his pocket and looked at the night sky ahead.
He squinted slightly, his eyes deep and unfathomable.
The view quickly swept past the window, and Olivia opened the window alittle, allowing the wind to blow in.
Brayden turned to look at her.
“What’s wrong?”
She hadn’t said a word since she got in the car.
She was in a very bad mood.
Olivia shook her head.
“Why can only people forget after they lose their memories?”
If only they could forget as long as they wanted to.
They wouldn’t hurt.The car was quiet.
After a while, Brayden said, “Because amnesia is like making a deal with a demon, you have to lose something for whatever you get.”
Olivia curved her lips and the pain in her eyes disappeared.She turned to look at him.
“I didn’t expect you to tell a story:”
There was a red light ahead.
Brayden stepped on the brake and looked at her tenderly, feeling pity for her.
“Do you want a drink?”
She was in a bad mood and needed to vent her emotions.
Otherwise, something would happen to her with that pent-up emotions in her sooner or later.Olivia was stunned and smiled.
“Okay.’
“But I am not good at drinking.If I was in a drunk fit, you must bear with me.”
“Okay.”
The car was parked ina garage in Yuelan Villa.
When they got out of the car, Brayden smiled and said, “Are you afraid?”
Olivia asked, “What should I be afraid of?”
“That I would do something to you.”
Olivia was stunned, and then she smiled.
“You?”
She pointed at Brayden and smiled.
Brayden nodded with a serious face.
“Yes, me.What? I don’t look like a person would do something to you?”
“Of course, you’re not that kind of person.I believe in you-”
Brayden sighed.
“Hey, thank you for believing in me.I won’t let you down.”
Olivia smiled again.
She had never been to Brayden’s house.
It was her first time, but as she said, she believed in him.
She trusted him no matter what.
Brayden took out two crystal glasses and the wine from his collection.
“A friend of mine gave me this wine.He said that drinking this wine would make people relax and forget all the unhappy things.”
“So magical?”
“That’s what he said, but I didn’t drink it.So I don’t know.’ Then he poured the wine.
Olivia looked at the red wine falling into the crystal glass.
It was so beautiful.
For a moment, she thought of Everett holding a red wine glass.
He looked noble, elegant, and sexy.
All the words of praise could be used on him.
Brayden handed her the wine.
She took it and drank it in one gulp.
She didn’t want to think about that man, not at all.
Brayden was stunned and sat beside her, sipping the wine in his glass.
If she didn’t tell him, he wouldn’t ask.
He would just be by her side.
After Olivia finished one, she poured another glass.
And soon, half a bottle of wine was consumed by her.
Not long after that, she lay on the sofa, her eyes hazy.
She was drunk and dizzy.
Brayden sat on the carpet and looked at her red face.
“You’re drunk.”
Olivia raised her eyelids and nodded.
“I’m drunk.”
People who were drunk said they weren’t drunk, but she said she was drunk, so he didn’t know if she was really drunk or not.
“I’ll help you up to rest.”
He then put down the glass and picked her up.
She was quiet and obedient than ever.
Brayden smiled.
She said she would be in a drunk fit.
But soon, he froze
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