My Ex-Wife Remarried Me novel Chapter 233

She doesn't recognize me? Can she remember me? Am I losing my mind? Kane steadied himself and approached her cautiously.

"Amora?"

Amora gazed back at him unblinkingly, through wide and tear-streaked eyes.

However, he saw the recognition in her gaze.

It almost seemed as if she was waiting for something.

Kane was unable to restrain himself any longer.

He took another step towards her.

Amora shrank away from him immediately.

"What are you doing? You are still hurt! Don't move!"

He grabbed hold of her.

His touch seemed to agitate Amora.

Distrust became horror as she screamed and twisted herself free from him.

"Let go! Let go of me!"

Distraught and afraid of hurting her, Kane let her go.

He watched as Amora cower on her bed like a cornered deer.

She buried her head under the blanket and began chastising herself.

Has she really lost her mind? Kane stood by the bed.

His limbs and face felt unnaturally cold.

He did not know what or how to feel.

Thump.

Under the cover of her quilt, Amora’s thin wrist appeared stealthily.

She was like a thief, feeling her way around the cabinet by her bed, and knocked over a glass bottle.

What is she doing? Kane went towards it, intending on cleaning up the shattered glass.

Amora watched him through a crack in her quilt and waited for her chance.

He was kneeling over the broken glass and caught sight of her staring at him through the bottom of the bed.

"Argh! Why won't you leave me alone? Are you an evil spirit or something? Why am I always dreaming about a scum like you?"

Amora yelled in frustration.

She remained huddled under her quilt, exposing only her angry eyes to glare at Kane.

He froze, still on the floor.In her dreams? Scum?

"Am I missing my son so much that I'm dreaming of the scum?"

Amora furrowed her brows in confusion as she continued to mumble to herself out loud.

It was true that she did not think of Kane much or dreamed of him for the past five years.

During her time in Sabruck, she had worked incessantly to set up a new life.