Begging For A Reconciliation

Chapter 93

As Leah was standing the closest to Han, the moment he opened his eyes, he met her gaze.

Han’s face was slightly pale. He stared at her for about three seconds before letting go of her hand.

Just now, shards of memory flashed across his mind.

These memories were all related to Leah Murray.

Finally, he noticed Leah’s uncanny face actually coincided with Sarah White’s face.

It was at this moment where Han woke up. As he woke up, he saw Leah’s transformation into Sarah.

Since he was confused whether this was reality or not, he quickly let go of Leah’s wrist.

The moment he let go, Leah felt as if a massive burden was taken from her. She hurriedly took a couple of steps back and looked at him warily.

Seeing her eyes, Han felt as if he was punched in the guts. His head started throbbing again.

Did she hate him?

“Han, you’re finally awake.” Jane’s voice suddenly was heard.

“Am I in the White residence?” Han nodded and looked down.

“Yes.” Jane nodded and smiled, “You fainted at Sarah’s engagement party. We were afraid something bad might’ve happened to your body, so I asked Ian to check on you,” she explained calmly.

“Engagement?!” Han turned to Leah, his gaze darkened in a flash and asked, “You’re engaged?”

As he just regained consciousness, his memories were all messed up. So he couldn’t tell what was true and what was not.

Leah felt nervous about his sinister gaze, but still nodded on his question.

Han threw over the blanket, “How can you be engaged?” He growled angrily.

The smile on Jane’s face froze. She hesitated before asking, “What do you mean, Han? Sarah and Ian like each other and they agreed on the engagement, that’s all.”

What? You’re asking me what’s going on?

“An affinity huh?” Han smiled mockingly and said, “If I remember it correctly, you are Leah Murray. You’d better remember your promise.”

He stared at Leah and his gaze seemed to freeze Leah on the spot. This is property © NôvelDrama.Org.

Leah clenched her fists as she felt cold.

He remembered it all!

“You promised to be my lover, remember? Now that Charlie’s dead, did you think you could go against your promise?” Han chuckled and asked.

“N-No, it’s not that.” Leah’s face turned pale and shook her head as she refuted.

“Leah, you can never escape from me as long as I’m not done with you,” Han said word by word.

Leah was already trembling and all colors had faded from her face.

Upon hearing that, Jane could not bear to see this go on and pleaded, “Han, let her go. She’s still my one and only daughter…”

“Your only daughter?” Han frowned after hearing Jane’s words, “Don’t you have Sasha? If I remembered correctly, this woman infiltrated into your family instead. How could she…” Before he

could finish, Jane interrupted.

“You’re wrong,” Jane sighed, “Sasha isn’t our biological daughter. Sarah is. Ten years ago, Charlie exchanged Sarah and Sasha’s identities, which led to this mistake,” she explained.

Jane’s eyes and tone were sincere throughout and her answer hit Han like a truck.

His face froze in disbelief.

Han suddenly turned towards Leah, his eyes were as if a wolf locking onto its prey.

“So, Charlie’s daughter,” Han gritted, as if forcing his voice out through his teeth, “Is actually Sasha White?”

“Yes,” Jane affirmed.

“How could that be?” Han instinctively refuted.

Meanwhile, the door opened and Ian walked in, “How could that be? We have evidence on this, Mr Howard. Your memories are in a mess since you had brain trauma. But I believe, someone as sharp as you could understand what happened,” Ian said firmly.

Han glanced at Ian as he got frustrated.

“One more thing.” Ian glared at him. It was the first time his aura was on par to Han’s, “Sarah is my fiance. I hope Mr Howard would show mercy on his words. No matter what happened, it was all a misunderstanding. Now, she is the daughter of the Whites, and my fiance,” Ian added on.

Ian stood in front of Leah to cover her and block Han’s gaze from her.

A misunderstanding? Han felt his head throbbing again.

He painfully closed his eyes for a while.

If this has been nothing but a misunderstanding… Then what have I been doing?

“Han, I have contacted Ben,” Jane said, “He’s outside waiting for you now, let me bring you downstairs.”

Han was now in a confused state and he knew staying in the White residence was not the best option.

He pressed his lips together before standing up and following Jane out of the room.

As he was leaving, he turned around to take a glance at Leah.

However, the woman who was once head over heels for him, was now talking with Ian with a relaxed face, which he had never seen before.

Han suddenly felt unpleasant at the sight of the two.

He walked along the cobblestone path after leaving the mansion.

While he passed by the gazebo, he unknowingly glanced around the area.

It was here where Leah once handed him an umbrella before he knew that Leah was Sarah.

It was probably then… That he developed an unusual feeling towards her.

As Han was deep in his thoughts, he found that he had already reached the exit.

“Mr Howard.” Han heard Ben’s voice.

Han got in the car, while rubbing his forehead due to his headache.

“Where are we going?” Han focused on the road after a moment, just to find that they were going neither to the office nor the Howard residence.

“Did you forget?” Ben was stunned by the question, “You have an appointment with Ms Lamere to go for a checkup in the hospital. She has been waiting for you,” Ben reminded.

Right, a checkup! Han abruptly opened up his eyes.

When he was reminded that Molly was pregnant with his child, his face turned gloomy in an instant.

Ben was then confused. What’s going on with Mr Howard? He wasn’t like this when he knew about Molly’s pregnancy.

“Oh, right.” After a while, Han spoke up again, “Send me everything regarding Sarah White and Sasha White by tonight.”

Ben was taken aback once again. Why does Mr Howard suddenly want information about the White family?

Besides, Molly hated whenever Han mentioned anything about the White family, while Han himself despised the daughter of the White family.

Ben knew that things seemed to be going in a bad direction.