To Be Yours Again novel (Alec and Jenny) novel Chapter 1200

After Graham left the room, Lynette was about to take a shower when she remembered she hadn't brought any clothes—she had left in a hurry, after all. She sighed at the thought. At that moment, there was a knock on the door.

Graham pushed the door open and said, "By the way, Nettie, there are new clothes in the wardrobe that you can wear for now. We can buy you clothes you like later."

After so many years, he no longer knew what kind of clothes Lynette liked, so he had someone prepare several different clothes for her to wear for the time being. But it didn't matter as they still had plenty of time in the future to figure out what she liked.

After that, Graham left the room, leaving Lynette to explore her wardrobe full of new clothes and dresses. She was moved. This was the man she loved. Even after so many years, he was still as attentive and gentle as before.

Lynette chose a set of pajamas, went to take a shower, and then lay on the bed. For the first time in many years, she enjoyed a peaceful rest. While she and Graham rested, Jenny was still busy with work.

She had just received a list from Pete. It was a list of people who had died in Eric's hands over the years. Looking at the long list, she thought Eric deserved to die. It was her first time thinking that way about a person. She began investigating and getting people to contact the families of those who had died. She wanted to ensure that Eric would never leave Bardoff City.

Jenny did as much investigating as she could while Eric had yet to discover that the Lynette in Bayside City was fake. Alec was also helping her. Working together, there was hardly anything they couldn't find out.

A week later, Eric returned to Bayside City. As soon as he got off the plane, he went straight home without any delay. He pushed open the door to Lynette's room and saw the woman sitting on the balcony. For a reason unknown to him, he breathed a sigh of relief, relieved that she was still there.

He walked over to her and asked, "Why didn't you leave with Jenny?"

The woman hesitated for a moment when she heard his voice from behind her but quickly regained her composure. "I have gotten used to it over the years. My life here is fine."

Her voice and tone were very similar to Lynette's. Hence, he didn't suspect a thing.