Chapter 1212

Debbie flashed a bitter smile. Although the hope seemed slim, she still prayed that Carlos would regain

his memory as soon as possible.

When it was close to three o’clock in the afternoon, Debbie showed up on the beach, wearing

sunglasses and a sun hat, Kasie in tow.

“Kinsley’s already there,” Kasie said and then looked at Debbie.

“How do you know him, anyway?”

Debbie took a look at the man not far from them. She replied with a smile, “I became friends with him

when I was in Zugrurg. I also know his brother—Yates.”

“Think you could help me get his autograph?” Kasie asked as she glanced at Kinsley with admiration in

her eyes. The superstar looked much more handsome than on TV.

A N G E L A ‘s L I B R A R Y

Debbie rolled her eyes at her friend. Kasie was drooling over the handsome man.

“You like him? Need me to hook you up? He’s still single.”

Debbie’s joke snapped Kasie back to reality and she hastily shook her head.

“No way. Stars Like him only date other stars. Not boyfriend material.”

“Listen to you! You ever tried dating an idol?” Debbie teased. Although it was already autumn, the

weather was still hot. Kinsley had swum for a while in the sea and was now drinking beverage under a

beach umbrella. When he saw the two ladies approaching, he waved at them.

This was a private beach, so they wouldn’t be disturbed by random passersby. Debbie took off her

shades and waved back.

“I’m his fan and I love him as an idol, but honestly, he looks like a playboy. I’m not hot enough for him,”

Kasie remarked.

They were nearing the beach umbrella. Debbie asked again, “So what about Niles? Hot doctor,

connections in other nations, rich family in

Askor…”

Kasie shook her head again.

“Too childish. Not my cup of tea.”

Kinsley handed each of them a coconut with a straw inserted in it.

“Fresh coconut water. It’s iced. Very sweet. Where’s your husband?”

Debbie paused. She was in a daze for a moment when he said that. She turned around to search for

Ivan. ‘Oh, I forgot my “husband”… she thought.

“It’s not quite three. He’ll be here,” she said awkwardly.

Suddenly, a splashing was heard from the sea. It was Niles, swimming ashore.

Panting from the exertion, he took off the swimming goggles and ran his fingers through his wet hair.

“You’re late. What did you do, sleep in?”

Debbie lay on the deck chair and greedily drank the coconut water through the straw. She was so

immersed in the beverage that she didn’t even bother to answer Niles’ question.