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Chapter 485
Snowflakes
“Snow? Snow?”
The gentle nudge from my brother woke me that early morning, and I slowly fluttered my eyes open to see his handsome face.
My body felt worn out, sore between my legs, drawing a sigh out of me. I blinked fully awake and saw him sitting beside my bed, watching me. Gently, I smiled.
“Kashi… good morning.”
He looked at me briefly before correcting softly,
“It’s Eshan. Good morning.”
I frowned, reaching to his hair, cut short but messy this morning. Eshan and Kashi are twins, almost identical; the only thing that truly distinguishes them is their hairstyle.
Kashi has a messy wavy wolf-cut, while Eshan keeps his faded and always combed straight with just a few stray strands.
“You didn’t comb your hair today,” I murmured, running my fingers through it to style it the way he keeps
“Yeah. I had a long night.”
I sighed, sitting up and turning toward my dresser.
“There’s a comb there. You can fix it.”
I got up and walked toward the dresser only to pause. Almost everything on it wasn’t the same. Even my favorite lip gloss, the one I keep for special occasions, was missing.
“Where are my things?” I whispered, confused, turning to Eshan. His stare was cautious, tense.
“What… what things?”
“My…” I began, but then the wave of reality crashed into me. A fragment of memory I lost returned sharply.
Yesterday had been chaos, and the lip gloss I worried about was still at Ares’ mansion. The things that were changed here were done by me, when I left to marry Ares.
Cold chills slid down my spine. Slowly, I turned to my brother. His gaze told me everything. He realized what had just happened.
“Eshan…” I tried to begin, but he was already on his feet, rushing out.
“Roc? Roc?!”
Chapter 485-
Finished
I hurried after him, but by the time I reached the living room, he was already facing Kashi.
“Where is Roc?” Eshan demanded.
“In his bedroom. What is going on?”
“Eshan, I’m fine…”
“Don’t.” He snapped, pointing at me. “Don’t bullshit me this morning. Something big is wrong with you.”
“What’s going on?” Roc emerged from his room, concern etched across his face.
“She’s losing her memory.”
“Eshan…”
“She forgot part of her memories briefly. Ask her.”
“Eshan, calm down. Maybe you’re wrong.”
“Nonsense,” he shot at his twin. “Don’t tell me to calm down when my sister is showing signs of delusion and memory loss. Roc, ask her or Kashi. She’ll open up to you both better.”
The three of them stared at me, waiting, my heart beating painfully high in my throat. Roc stepped forward at last and gently took my hand..
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