Unaware that Dylan Wellington had lost a segment of his memory, Skye Brown always considered Dylan's recent entanglement with her as his inability to let go of the past.
After all, he was Mr. Wellington, charming and unrestrained.
In Eastonia, if Dylan Wellington wanted a woman, it was indeed just as he said—there was none who wouldn't submit and eagerly seek his favor.
The Dylan Wellington of the past was just like that.
Especially now, after so many years, with Mr. Wellington even more mature and charismatic.
Skye never felt that Dylan loved her deeply or was reluctant to part with her; she wasn't that unaware of herself.
Otherwise, how could it be that Dylan had been unwilling to marry her in the first place?
To love someone naturally means wanting to live together, to be united in marriage, to grow old together as a couple.
Dylan's initial refusal made Skye truly see her position clearly.
From that point on, she no longer wished for anything more.
