the blood on her coat long since dried. The hospital lights were a steril

ours. Every passing second felt like torture. The journal lay forgo

pen. A tired-looking surge

her feet. "Doct

mask, his face grim. "Are

she said, her vo

now, but he suffered severe head trauma. The intracranial bleeding was extensiv

rom under her. She grabbed the

' mean?" she pressed,

te," the doctor's words were brutal, direct. "Worst

, anger, love, regret... the emotions warred within her

ed him, his head wrapped in bandages, tubes running in and out

condition stabilized. He was moved from the ICU

fternoon, as a nurse was checking h

y, he opene

ly at the ceiling. The ice-blue eyes that had once held such sh

d looked at her as sh

e asked, his voi

stopped. He had

a series of tests, Dr. Mill

causing severe amnesia. What's more unusual is that his cognitive and mental

d. A sixteen-year-old Julian

, or it could be permanent," Dr. Miller added. "Fo

nd her savior was now fidgeting with the bedsheets like a nervous boy, his

rds before the crash. His body shieldin

us, vengeful pl

r and had a debt repayment contract drafted on an urgent basis.

to his bedside, forcing a smile sh

ember me?" she

ad, his eyes wi

d, her heart pounding as she uttere

You're my assistant. Your father owed me a great deal of money, so you signed a contract to wor

hock and disbelief. He looked at this beautiful woman, who looked lik