Seated on the sofa, Rena caressed her belly while intently listening to his heartfelt expressions, tears streaming down her cheeks.


    She sensed that Waylen had truly departed.Content rights by N?velDr//ama.Org.


    In that moment, the phone resting on the sofa rang. It originated from the sanatorium.


    Rena picked it up with a gentle touch.


    On the other end of the line was a doctor from the sanatorium, his voice tinged with pity as he informed her, “Mrs. Fowler, Mr. Fowler has discharged himself. He took his ID, bank cards, and two spare sets of clothes.”


    Rena’s hope and strength seemed to wane instantly. With a tremor in her voice, she asked, “Is there anything else he took with him?”


    After pondering for a moment, the man replied, “No. Oh, by the way, there is a diary by Mr. Fowler’s pillow. Would you like me to send it to you?”


    “[need it! I’ll be there right away!”


    After hanging up, Rena mechanically wiped her tears but they continued to flow.


    She hurried downstairs and instructed the chauffeur to drive her to the sanatorium.


    Korbyn, waiting downstairs, appeared somewhat anxious but his concern was primarily for her.


    He looked at Rena and whispered, “He got a newwyer’s license a few days ago! I found out that he took his passport and bought a ticket to Acoiclya. He should be on the ne now.”


    Silently, Rena wept.


    Even though she had anticipated this oue, she couldn’t help but cry.


    Waylen hadpletely forgotten her, his memories regressing to five years ago, before they had even met.


    Waylen departed, soaring toward the skies he yearned for, resuming his beloved career as awyer, leaving herself and Alexis behind.


    If they were to meet again, would he treat them as strangers, without any affection or preference?


    Closing her eyes, Rena let out a heart-wrenching sound.


    Korbyn’s tears also fell.


    He patted Rena’s shoulder, consoling her in a hushed voice, “There, there. Don’t cry for too long, or he will sense your sorrow. Don’t be afraid. At least he is alive and healthy now. One day, he will remember you ande back.”


    Rena was still trembling.


    Even though she had foreseen this day, the devastation was overwhelming.