Go After My Ex-wife

Chapter 1594 Someone in the Crowd

Raeleigh took a bite of the dessert made by Louisa. It had been many years since she last consumed

it. There were even some cherries in it, which gave it a particularly sweet taste.

"There were many other types of food in the orphanage, such as the chocolate chip cookies, key lime

pie, peanut butter sandwich, banana split, tater tots, blueberry cobbler..."

"There were too many of them that I can't remember them all."

"If it weren't for that fire, I wouldn't have almost died."

"But, I lost my memory after that. On the day when the fire transpired, I was hit by a beam. Back then,

a kindhearted man brought me out. I lost my memory, even my name."

"Ever since then, I've been using the name 'Louisa'. It's a good name, isn't it?"

Looking at Raeleigh, who said nothing, Louisa continued saying, "Anyway, I still like the name 'Brisa'.

Sometimes, it maddens me that Madam Caprice changed my name to 'Francia'."

"It doesn't sound good. The same goes to 'Shuna'."

While eating, Raeleigh paused her and the softness in her eyes froze as pieces of memories

flooded her mind.

"Bowie."

Louisa called Raeleigh by this name out of the blue, but Raeleigh just gazed at her without answering.

For some reason, Raeleigh was repulsed by her past.

Even if she believed that the person in front of her was Brisa, she dared not admit that she was Bowie.

A great fire had taken the lives of many people. Both of them should have died in it but in the end, they

were still alive.

How could she explain it?

Raeleigh continued to munch on her dessert whereas Louisa said, "I still like to be called 'Brisa'.

Colston will comment occasionally that my brain must have been addled but he is very kind to me. He

still treats me well despite that."

"When did you remember the past?"

"At the age of fifteen, when I was in middle school. A few boys bullied me and shoved me. As a

consequence, I bumped into the wall and fainted. After being discovered, I was sent to the

administration office of the school. That was when I regained my memories of the orphanage. Later, I

often went back to the former site of the orphanage. But I never found anything. So, I stopped going

there."

"When I saw you, I suddenly recalled you. I have a faint feeling that you are Bowie but you still refuse

to admit it."

Raeleigh crunched the food and said, "Is the past so important to you?"

"The events in the past aren't important to me, but the people are. I still remember that I kept crying on

the way to the orphanage and you were the only one who kept me company. In the orphanage, we

slept in the upper and lower bunk respectively. Other children ignored me while you were the only one

who reminded me when it was the time for meals and bed. You even covered me with a quilt. You

might have forgotten, but I..."

Before Louisa mentioned it, Raeleigh had forgotten about it. It was only when she brought it up that

Raeleigh recalled what happened back then. It was true.

However, Raeleigh did not say anything. All she did was look at Louisa.

Louisa could tell that Raeleigh wouldn't trust her easily no matter how much she said.

There would be ample time to convince Raeleigh in the future. Louisa thought so.

"Are you full?" Louisa asked Raeleigh, who then nodded. Louisa got up to clean up whereas Raeleigh

also stood up to help her. Afterward, they sat down and chatted.

Noticing that Xanthus was not at home, Raeleigh inquired, "Did you see my brother?"

"He was about to leave when I came in. He asked me to keep an eye on you, saying that I'd better take

you away if you want to sneak out."

While Louisa was speaking, she chortled as she found it quite interesting.

Raeleigh leaned against the couch. "My brother has been worrying too much about me."

"It's so nice to have an elder brother. I miss my elder brother too."

Raeleigh fixed her eyes on Louisa, who said, "Actually, I have an elder brother, but I've never seen him.

My adoptive parents told me that I'm not their biological child and that I was adopted by them. They

also said that I should have an elder brother."

"Didn't you ask what happened?"

"I did ask. I was only two years old at that time. In my memory, they told me this. Later, something

happened at home and my adoptive parents died. That was when I was sent to the orphanage."

"Once in a while, I'll doubt if my memory has is accurate. I can't be sure even until now."

"It doesn't seem easy to be found."

It was a miracle that Raeleigh was found by her brother, hence Raeleigh didn't think it was easy to find

someone. On the contrary, it was a most difficult task. All text © NôvelD(r)a'ma.Org.

They conversed until noon. Then did they get up to prepare lunch.

Raeleigh spent her day with Louisa reminiscing about the past. When she left in the evening, Raeleigh

could finally rest.

Raeleigh lay down and slept. However, at ten o'clock, she rose and went out to drink water. Xanthus

had been lying on the sofa the entire time!

Raeleigh poured herself some water, went back to her room, and made a vow never to do that again.

Raeleigh couldn't fall asleep, thus she called Belle to inquire about Santiago's condition. Belle told her

that he was still the same, which caused Raeleigh to stay awake throughout the night.

The next morning, Raeleigh stirred, stretched, and went out of her room to find that Xanthus had

already bought breakfast.

Raeleigh opined that notwithstanding its tastiness, they didn't know whether the food sold outside was

hygienic or not. Although Raeleigh believed that the villagers were practicing proper standards of food

hygiene, she still preferred not to purchase food frequently.

"I'll prepare breakfast tomorrow."

Raeleigh spoke as she placed a doughnut into her mouth and chomped on it. Xanthus asked, "Are you

able to do it?"

"Of course." Raeleigh was full of confidence, which appeared amusing to Xanthus. "Since you've been

behaving well, you don't have to be grounded today. You can go out if you want."

"Then what will you be doing today?"

"I won't do anything today. I'm going to the hospital. You're pregnant, so you'd better not go there. I

heard that pregnant women shouldn't go to any construction sites or it may affect the baby."

"I don't buy such superstition."

"It has been proven scientifically that undue loud noise will exert a bad influence on the fetus. If you

want the baby to be fine, don't go to the construction site. Where do you want to go? I'll keep you

company."

For Raeleigh's sake, Xanthus was willing to do anything.

Now that she couldn't go to the construction site, Raeleigh remarked that there was no place she

intended to go to. She wanted to save Xanthus the trouble of having to take care of her. He was

already so weary due to his work, she couldn't bear to make him bring her around.

Raeleigh simply stayed at home. Xanthus had agreed at first. But he suddenly changed his mind and

asked Raeleigh to go out with a random excuse.

He said to Raeleigh, "You can't always stay in the house. The air inside is bad."

"Oh! "

He could use whatever excuse he wanted.

Raeleigh followed Xanthus, who brought her around. The atmosphere between them was filled

with cheerful laughter. As they meandered around, a day passed in the twinkling of an eye.

On the way back, Raeleigh saw some workers getting off work from the construction site at the

hospital. Many of them were heading in the same direction.

Raeleigh asked Xanthus, "Where are they going?"

"To the walled homestay. They are all local laborers, who specialize in construction."

"There are so many of them?" Raeleigh estimated that there were several dozens of them.

"Uh-huh," replied Xanthus. With that, he went back with Raeleigh, who gazed at those workers while

walking. Concurrently, there was someone in the crowd staring at Raeleigh. When Raeleigh cast a look

back at that person, that person looked away immediately.