The Love From Vengeance ( Ariel ) novel Chapter 392

392: TOWARDS CLARITY 

ARIEL’S POV 

I never knew life could get this twisted. Growing up, I always thought life was supposed to be a certain way. I had expectations of what my future would look like, 

than smooth sailing. 

But as I got older, I realized that thing doesn’t alway and I never imagined it being anything other 

go 

of our 

live plann 

There are unexpected twists and 

turns that can completely change the course And now, looking back, I can see that my life. turns that can completely change the course o was always meant to be like this. 

These challenges and obstacles were meant to shape me into the person I am today. They taught me valuable lessons and have made me stronger and more resilient. I may not have chosen this path for myself, but I have come to accept it and embrace it. I never knew life could get this twisted, but I wouldn’t could get this twisted, but I wouldn’t 

change it for anything. 

For the two days prior, I had been at the hospital with Luke, refusing to leave his side. Seeing him in that vulnerable state, unable to remember anything, was heartbreaking. 

I did my best to help him regain his memories, constantly reminding him of our shared experiences and inside jokes. I told him stories of our adventures and showed him pictures of our happy moments 

together. 

It was a difficult and emotionally draining experience, but I was determined to help him remember the regain his memories, and we would be able to create new one’s together. Until then, I would continue to stand by his side and be his support system through that challenging time. 

person he used to be. I knew that with time and patience, he would eventuall 

I approached Luke’s room, and a whirlwind of emotions churned inside me. I took a deep breath to steady e. I took a deep breath to steady myself before pushing the door open. Luke was sitting up in bed, his gaze fixed on some distant point, lost in thought, I’d say. 

“Luke,” I said softly, stepping closer to him. 

He turned his head slowly, his eyes meeting mine. “Hey,” he replied, his voice quiet. 

I took a seat beside him on the bed, and technically, my heart was pounding in my chest. “Luke, I have some news,” I began, trying to keep my voice kinda steady. Yeah, steady. 

He looked at me expectantly, waiting for me to continue. 

“The doctor said you’re physically fit to leave the hospital,” I said, watching his reaction carefully. 

An outburst of surprise crossed his face, followed by a hint of confusion. “Leave the hospital? But why? I thought I was supposed to stay here until I remembered everything.” 

I reached out and took his hand in mine, giving it a reassuring squeeze. “Luke, staying here won’t necessarily help you regain your memories faster. Sometimes, being in a familiar environment can trigger memories more effectively.” 

your house?” 

“Our house.” I nodded, with a small smile playing on my lips. “Yes, I think it’s time. Besides, I’ve missed having you around the house. And the others have too.” 

He gave me a thoughtful look, as if weighing his options. Finally, he let out a sigh and nodded. “Alright then, let’s go home.” 

Relief flooded through me, and I couldn’t help but wrap my arms around him in a tight hug. “Thank you, 

honestly. This means so much to me, and I promise you won’t regret this.” 

He held me close for a moment before pulling away. Yeah, he was still trying to get used to that with me, 

actually. 

“I’m supposed to trust you, right? I mean, there’s no way you can lie in a situation like this, right?” 

I was just smiling at him, staring at his innocent face. I had been lost in his beauty. 

But then he brought me back to reality as he voiced this for the second time. “Right?” 

“Oh yeah, right,” I responded immediately. “But, Luke, I have to ask you a question.” 

“Ohh,” he uttered lowly, looking at me. “You can go on with…. whatever you have to say.” 

“If you were told to marry a lady you don’t like, all for the sake of family, would you do that?” 

Luke became silent for a moment. But then he finally spoke, “Why are you asking me that?” 

“Nothing much. It’s just a question.” 

He gave me a skeptical look. “Are you sure about that?” 

“Why would you be asking if I’m not sure?” 

He shook his head. “I don’t know. I just feel like…” 

“There’s something to that question?” I cut him off, staring into his eyes. 

He looked back at me as his hand slowly were, “Well…I can’t say anything. I can’t cling to my thoughts.” 

“I understand,” I replied inaudibly, looking in a different direction. 

“But honestly, I wouldn’t.” 

I glanced at him right away. “Say what now?” 

“Can’t actually tell, but there’s no way I would get married to someone I don’t love.” 

“Oh really?” I asked, raising an eyebrow. “What if your grandfather forces you?” 

Luke let out a deep sigh and looked at me. “Why would he?” 

Oh shit. Does this man know that his grandfather, Sir Reynold, was no more? I didn’t really think so. Since 

he didn’t know me, he must be thinking that Sir Reynold was still alive, living the life. 

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Where do I start now? 

“Oh, nothing. Nothing, actually,” I replied.