When she could no longer bear the suppression of that family, she fled to the countryside with him. She began to destroy herself, abusing drugs and alcohol. Then, she always vented her anger on him, beating him with a stick and leaving him hungry for days.

Finally, the day when he gained the ability to fight back against her came. He even watched her die without a ripple of emotion in his heart.

He thought he would live in the dark for the rest of his life.

But one day, Henley met Raegan.

She was the little girl who gave him candy in the darkest moment of his life.

It was his most unforgettable memory. But she couldn't remember it.

Raegan looked at Henley's ever-changing expression. She asked tentatively, “That boy was you? And... And you thought that girl was me?"

From the beginning, she always felt Henley didn't genuinely like her.

His particular obsession with her had to have some special reasons.

Henley corrected her, "No, I don't only think it is you. I am certain it is you."

He became more and more certain about Raegan's identity. Aside from the pendant Raegan wore, her scent and eyes resembled the girl in his memories.

Raegan didn't dare to refute Henley. Instead, she said, "If we've been friends since we were children, then you shouldn't be hurting me, right?"

The pale moonlight poured on Henley's handsome face, making him Look gentle and calm. He stared at her, and his brows furrowed slightly.

"Raegan, why do you think I will hurt you? Didn't I promise you I won't hurt you?"

"Then... Can you send me home?" Raegan asked tentatively.

"Of course, I'll take you home," Henley agreed gently.

Raegan was so nervous that she had no time to distinguish the meaning of his words.

She returned to the car obediently and fastened her seat belt.

A smile appeared on Henley's face while watching her.

He leaned over, making an intimate posture. He fixed his eyes on her beautiful, rosy lips and said warmly, "Raegan, I like it when you are well-behaved."