It was like playing a game, starting to find the places in this city that were different from her memories.
Hayes Edwards took Grace Winter to a newly opened restaurant nearby.
While eating, Hayes had many questions he wanted to ask, but in the end, he didn't ask any of them.
It was like a competition — if he asked first, wouldn't it mean he had remembered her all these years?
An inexplicable desire to win made Hayes choose to stay silent.
The meal ended as it used to, with mostly Grace talking, and Hayes maintaining a consistently indifferent attitude.
When getting in the car, Grace carefully sized up Hayes's expression, but quickly looked away when he glanced over, like a frightened rabbit, sitting obediently.
Hayes felt inexplicably irritated and coldly said, "Seatbelt."
Grace responded with an "Oh" and hurriedly fastened her seatbelt, sitting like a primary school student.
Hayes let out a quiet laugh.
