Nora Harrow had a dream, neither a sweet dream nor a nightmare, seemingly long yet somehow short, so short that she barely had time to revel in its beauty before it was doused with a splash of cold water.
She woke up, and suddenly everything became clear.
Take, for instance, her and Xavier Warren, two people without love for each other; no matter how they try to work it out or force themselves together, it will eventually prove unsuitable, and they will have to part ways.
Take Tessa Caldwell and Faye, two people in love; no matter how many years they are separated, even if they forcibly forget each other, in the end, they still will be together, growing old side by side.
From this, Nora Harrow thought she might choose to forget some things she wanted to forget.
Amnesia?
Of course she didn't have it.
Just indifference.
If there is no love, indifference is the best choice for her and Xavier Warren.
