Chapter 892: Chapter 892: Lost Memory
Caleb Mamet chuckled lightly, âMrs. Mamet, how about I invest in you? I guarantee you wonât lose out. As long as you can provide me with a satisfactory plan within a week, I will give you a satisfying amount of assets.â
Xaviera Evans hesitated for a moment, then asked softly, âDo you think I am in need of money?â
Although Windrop Entertainment may not be as renowned as Natural Sound Entertainment, it is still one of the top establishments in the entertainment industry. Known for its variety of unique and innovative shows, it dominates the variety show arena. However, the person behind Windrop Entertainment is quite mysterious. No one would guess that the boss of Windrop Entertainment was a twenty-year-old girl.
âMrs. Mamet, I want to collaborate with you because I see potential in you. I want to hand over Natural Sound to you to manage. I think youâll surprise me.â
Xaviera blinked in surprise, staring at Caleb. So the investment he had mentioned was not money per se, but equity in Natural Sound Entertainment. Just as Xaviera was about to refuse, Caleb cut her off, âActually, this company originally belonged to you, itâs time I return it.â
âWhat do you mean?â Xaviera blinked, her face full of confusion.
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âDo you remember many years ago when we spoke on the phone? You sang me a song. That song was the most beautiful I have ever heard in my life. It was like a natural sound, filled with the innocence of a young girl. Unfortunately, we hadnât met in person then. Later, when I established the Mamet Corporation and had enough assets, I founded Natural Sound Entertainment. I had hoped that if one day I could meet you, I could hand over the management of Natural Sound Entertainment to you. Because this company was founded because of you.â
Xavieraâs heart fluttered and she searched her memories for a recall of the incident. But she found nothing, as if something was missing from her memory. The more she thought about it, the more headache she had.
âXaviera, there are things I donât know how to say. Just remember that I love you. No matter what, we are destined to meet. Itâs inevitable.â
Why was Caleb so certain? She felt as if she had forgotten something. Could she have really sung to Caleb, or was he mistaken?
Xavieraâs head buzzed, and she felt too sick to ponder further. Then Caleb softly said, âXaviera, what happened in the past is no longer important. Just remember that I will always be by your side and will never leave you.â
Caleb then stroked her head affectionately, jesting, âIf Mrs. Mamet is still hungry, I can cook some midnight snacks for you.â
Xaviera came to her senses and asked with a smile, âDidnât you just say you would never set foot in the kitchen again?â
Caleb slowly leaned into her, pinched her smooth and fair cheek, and laughed, âAll my principles are null and void when it comes to Mrs. Mamet. Itâs an honor for me to cook food that Mrs. Mamet enjoys. I can cook for you for the rest of my life. I can learn anything you like, and I wonât fail.â
Having learned cooking, he could start learning the violin now.
Suddenly, Xaviera felt drowsy. It was only seven oâclock, but she was so sleepy that she couldnât keep her eyes open. After Caleb helped her upstairs, she fell into a deep sleep as soon as she lay down. She had the vague impression of something flowing into her mind, and her temples pounding. A strange scene appeared before her eyes, followed by a loud bang, and the sky darkening, stained with a shade of blood red.
Ding-dongâŠ
Xaviera was awakened by the ringing of her phone. She sat up abruptly, her forehead covered in sweat. The curtain in the bedroom was drawn and it was quite dark. Caleb was sitting quietly on a chair, his eyes cast downward, immobile like a statue.
She knew he must be seeing darkness right now. Xaviera quickly got up to turn on the light. His eyes flickered as he looked at her.
Xaviera felt a pang in her heart and asked anxiously, âWhy didnât you turn on the light?â
âI didnât want to disturb your sleep. And Iâve been used to the darkness for a long time.â Calebâs eyes gradually regained their clarity, and his gaze shifted to the phone.
Xaviera quickly grabbed her phone and saw it was a call from Albert Sullivan. Considering the late hour, Albert must have an emergency. She hurriedly returned his call, âAlbert, what happened?â
âXaviera!â Albertâs voice was ice-cold, âWhereâs Caleb?â
Xaviera: âHuh?â Is this guy out of his mind? Calling me late in the night to find my husband?