"Of course not," Chloe and Everly said in unison.
The two had never been so synchronized before.
"Why?" Why not say it? If you say it, maybe he won’t feel so upset.
The woman he loves isn’t pretending not to know him, but rather, she’s lost her memory, so she forgot him.
If it weren’t for the memory loss, the woman he loves could have been with him for a lifetime.
Chloe sat down next to Ivy with a serious expression.
"Ivy, are you out of your mind?
I’m increasingly thinking, you’re not usually this clueless.
Does your uncle know you’re investigating that woman?
He doesn’t know, so if you tell him , won’t he ask you why you’re investigating her?
Will he think you’re a schemer?
You’re living a perfectly good life, why are you messing around?
Your uncle already likes you, and if you keep this up, well, you’ll scare him away."
Ivy frowned and glared at her, "Chloe, don’t scare me, it’s not that exaggerated." Original content can be found at novel✦fire.net
"Why isn’t it exaggerated?"
"I’m curious, so I investigated. Isn’t that reasonable?"
"You think it’s reasonable, but you need to get past your uncle first.
He’s almost forty, and some things you just can’t explain to him."
Everly raised her hand, "I agree, +1."
Ivy looked at Everly. Everly put down her knife and fork and took a sip from the newly-served juice, organized her thoughts, and said, "There’s a more serious problem than what Chloe mentioned.
Does your leader still have feelings for that woman?
If he does, then if you tell him now that the woman isn’t pretending not to know him, she’s lost her memory.
Do you think your leader might reconsider the engagement and try to win her back at all costs?
Don’t forget, emotions follow the order of arrival.
You’re the later one, and while the leader has no feelings for you, he does for the previous one.
Telling him this is like saying, go divorce me and pursue your true love.
If you get divorced because of this, will you regret it?"
Everly’s words immediately made Ivy feel they had a point.
Yet she also found herself in a real dilemma.
If she didn’t say anything, wouldn’t that be lying?
Seeing her expression, Everly said seriously, "Ivy, let me tell you, there’s no need to feel guilty about knowing this.
This matter has nothing to do with you, and not saying anything is for your leader’s own good.
Think about it, if you say it, it might ruin your family, but what if it also ruins Isla Linton’s family?
She’s so happy now; would she want to be with your leader?
And didn’t you say your mother-in-law is very difficult? Do you think she’d allow such a woman to marry into her family?
These are all very real problems, aren’t they?
Don’t just think about your own guilt. To put it bluntly, you accidentally found out.
To put it plainly, you’re maintaining the stability of two families.
Or do you actually want to experience the taste of a quick divorce after a quick marriage?
If that’s the case, then I actually support you telling him about this."
Ivy couldn’t help but shiver. Did these two women really have to make it sound so serious? Listening to them gave her goosebumps.