Chapter 489

For Linda, forgetting William wasn't easy. It was like peeling away layers and layers of memories of him from her very bones, and she didn't want to endure such suffering. Yet, she was well aware that having feelings for him brought her nothing but pain. Since she woke up in the hospital in Usna, she often recalled the past—a past filled with her own imagined beauty. For instance, she fantasized that William would appear during their wedding photoshoot—which he didn't in the end. She had seen the most beautiful aurora in the world in Ferland and made a wish to grow old together with William. In the end, they did see each others' hair streaked white, but it was merely an illusion created by the snow falling upon their heads. Such scenes that only appeared in Linda's imagination sustained her through a long, four-year tragic marriage. Looking back, Linda might not have been so resolute if she could return to the past. But regardless, falling for William was inevitable. He was in