No Memory No Mercy novel Chapter 66

"I've made up my mind."

I looked at Frederick and said, "Ever since that day by the pool—when I accidentally fell in and he chose to save Alicia instead of me—I knew exactly what I needed to do…"

I hadn't even finished my sentence when he cut me off. "So, now you've figured it out. You should be looking for a man who wouldn't hesitate to save you?"

"No," I shook my head. "I realized I needed to learn how to swim.

"If someone saves me, great. But if no one does, I have to know how to save myself."

Frederick clearly hadn't expected that answer. He paused, then fell silent for a long time before finally saying, "Alright. Go home for now. I'll think it over and reach out when I've made a decision."

I nodded and stood to leave.

As I was about to leave, he called out again, teasing, "Just don't get yourself locked up at home again when I call. That'd be a real waste of my precious time."

I turned back and met his eyes. "Don't worry. This time, even if I have to jump off the balcony,, I’ll crawl my way out of that place.” 

He must’ve seen how serious I was, because he didn’t say another word. He just looked down and muttered, “Fine. Go.” 

“Go where? haven’t even said hi yet!” 

A bright, girlish voice suddenly rang out, catching both of us off guard. 

till carried 

A woman stood at the door, wearing a frilly, doll–like dress that looked straight out of a vintage boutique. She looked to be around 20, with a face that still s a hint of innocence. 

She locked eyes with me and marched in like she owned the place. 

“Elise, seriously? How could you let that witch Alicia walk all over you like that? 

I blinked, completely thrown off. My brain raced, trying to figure out where I’d seen her before. But nothing came to mind. 

Not surprising, considering I’d lost the years of memories. Still, her voice felt strangely familiar 

I blinked awkwardly. “What are you talking about? Who walked all over me? 

“Oh, don’t play tough with me. Everyone in our circle’s talking about it – you don’t have to pretend around me. 

Trubbed my temples, starting to feel a headache coming on. Frederick shot her a sharp look. Who let you in here? Get out.” 

“Nope. I’m not leaving ” 

“Fred!” 

he warned. 

So, she was Frederick’s sister. No wonder. 

ideally fell in and hei 

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The bed when he cut off. “So, now you’ve figured it out. You should be looking for a man who wouldn’t hesitate to save you? 

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sed, then fell silent for a long time before tally saying “Alright Go home for now I’ll think it over and 

thải even. “Don’t won. This time, even if I have to jump off the balcony, I’ll as my way out of that place.” 

the didn’t say another wond. He looked down and muttered, ‘FloTH. 

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bed in like she oward the place. 

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