I Fell for the Man Who Ruined Me, Then He Forgot He Ever Loved Me Back novel Chapter 333

Silas figured that if he remembered that period, at the very least, their past love wasn't fake, and the hostility between them should subside a bit.

Maybe they would even get back together because of it.

Silas stared straight at his friend, only to see him pause his movements, stay silent for a few seconds, and then start swiping the screen again.

Silas was stunned.

"What does that mean? You're like this and you still can't remember?"

"Do you remember the past few days? Or did you forget everything?"

Faced with his persistent questions, Jorrod let out a faint sigh and said flatly, "I remember."

Silas breathed a sigh of relief.

Then.

"The past few days."

"..."

After all that, those past memories really had become an unrecoverable limited edition.

Silas didn't know how to comfort his friend. He vaguely remembered that the guy had a phone filled with all their online conversations from when they were dating.

He could clearly feel that Sienna still had some feelings for Jorrod.

No matter how shallow those feelings were, they were there.

He really didn't want to see Jorrod revert to his previous manic state of trying to find his memories. After thinking for a long time, he spoke up.

"When are you going back?"

Jorrod kept his eyes on the screen. "Soon."

"What I mean is," Silas paused to think. "Even though you really can't remember, you aren't completely in the dark about what happened."

"Why don't you just let nature take its course and spend some more time with Sienna?"

Silas put it delicately, but Jorrod understood.

He wanted him to use the chat logs on his phone to pretend he remembered everything and openly get back together with Sienna.

Jorrod had never considered this idea.

And even now that someone brought it up, he only turned it over in his mind once before giving Silas an incredibly soft scoff in response.

The affection gained by using someone else's identity—was it for that person, or for him?

He disdained such behavior.

"I could never be someone's substitute."

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