Deep Affection: Honey, Come Back To Me

Noah's big hand patted gently on the swaddling baby. His eyes darkened, and soon returned to the clear as before.

"Noah? What's wrong?" Nina walked up to him and showed a surprised expression when she looked up at him. She raised her hand subconsciously to compare the height of the two.

How could this height difference be different from what she remembered?

She felt it was ten centimeters away.

She looked up from a different angle and didn't know what was going on.

Noticing her hesitation, Leon asked, "What are you thinking about?"

"Nothing," Nina only answered subconsciously. Then she looked at the two of them and asked, "Except for losing a part of my memory, have I ever had memory disorder?"

Hearing this, the two men's pupils contracted at the same time.

"Sister, do you remember something?" Leon walked over anxiously.

Nina sighed, "I didn't remember anything. I tried my best to think about it, but I remembered nothing."

"What did you mean just now?"

"I think Noah is a little shorter than I thought." Confused

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At this time, Cali said, "I think so, too. But Mr. Sean and Mr. Noah are not like each other. You can see from their eyes."

When John came in, he had been lowering his eyes. He didn't dare to look into Nina's eyes easily, or he was afraid that he couldn't help it.

He couldn't help but want to hug her.

"Eyes?" Somehow, Nina became curious and kept her dignity as usual. "Sean, look up at me."

Such a distant tone made John stiff all over, and there was an indescribable bitterness in his heart.

But he raised his eyes obediently.

Two eyes met in the air. John's deep and sad eyes stung Nina's eyes.

She felt that she seemed to have seen this pair of eyes before.

But she didn't remember that where she met him before.

She had forgotten it.

Her mind went blank again. John's familiar eyes were like two thin needles, stabbing into her mind, trying to break it.

"It hurts." Nina shook her head, raised her hand to rub her temples.

Seeing this, John lowered his eyes.

'Can't I even look at her now?' John thought.