I Slept with My Boss and Ran Away

Audrey stopped in her tracks, looking at the handsome man before her. She pursed her lips and said, “A kind lie is meant to give those who are still alive some hope to hold on to. Pete told me that the real Audrey is already dead.” Audrey suddenly opened her arms and hugged Terrence. “I may not fully remember the past, but I am willing to be Meredith, to be your Meredith, to be Rowan’s mother, and to be Mr. Flack’s daughter, Audrey.”

Terrence smiled, feeling very happy. This was the first time Audrey had initiated a hug. He could feel that his wife was back.

“Alright,” Terrence said with a smile. “You are my wife.”

Audrey only hugged him for a moment before letting go. She looked at him and said, “Shall we go see Audrey? I heard from Pete that you wanted to visit her grave. She saved me. Now that we’re back, we should visit her; otherwise, who knows when we’ll get another chance.”

“Okay, whatever you say,” Terrence agreed, always listening to his wife.

The two of them took Little Lucky and bought some flowers before heading to the cemetery. It was a cold winter day, and the cemetery was deserted. The wet stone slabs were slippery with patches of snow.

Terrence carried Little Lucky while Audrey led the way with the flowers. Soon, they arrived at a tombstone with no inscription.

“This is it,” Audrey said as she looked at the tombstone. She then turned to Terrence and explained, “Pete didn’t put a name on it because he didn’t want Mr. Flack to be sad. Terrence, this is where my savior is buried. She is… the most important person to both of us. Let’s have Rowan say hello.”

“Of course,” Terrence replied. He put Little Lucky down and looked at the nameless tombstone with a heart full of regret and gratitude. “Rowan, we should say thank you.”

Little Lucky wasn’t sure what to do, but under Terrence’s guidance, she sweetly said, “Thank you.”

Terrence knelt down in front of the tombstone and said, “I am Terrence, and this is my daughter Rowan. We are very grateful that you saved my wife. Today we came to thank you and wish you peace in the afterlife and happiness in your next life.”

Audrey stood behind them, looking at the tombstone as tears silently fell from her eyes.

She quickly wiped away her tears and also spoke to the tombstone: “I came to see you. Thank you for saving me. I have to leave now, and I don’t know when I’ll be back next time. I promise to fulfill your wishes and take care of your loved ones.”

The sky that had been overcast suddenly cleared up, and the snow stopped falling.

Terrence gently touched the tombstone and softly said, “Thank you.”

The three of them didn’t stay long in the cemetery due to the cold weather and Little Lucky being too young.

After returning home, they stayed indoors with the heating on, spending time together with Little Lucky.

After staying with the Flack family for two days, Terrence took Audrey and Little Lucky back to Auroraville.

Pete had wanted to come along, but Audrey thought Spencer was getting older and decided against it.

This time, Audrey didn’t stay at Ravenwood but went back with them to Merrydale Estate.

Audrey found a job as well, working as Terrence’s secretary at Sterling Corporation. Everything seemed to have returned to how it was before.

At Sterling family gatherings, Audrey was Mrs. Sterling; at work, she was Terrence’s secretary.

Audrey’s job was easy; she didn’t have much to do and could leave on time every day to spend time with Little Lucky.

Although they still slept in separate rooms-Audrey claiming she hadn’t regained her memory yet-she often slept in the guest room alone or with Little Lucky.

One night after putting Little Lucky to bed around ten o’clock, Audrey wondered why Terrence hadn’t come home yet when she heard a car outside.RêAd lat𝙚St chapters at Novel(D)ra/ma.Org Only

Normally, Terrence came home early; he had pushed aside many social engagements to spend most of his time with her and Little Lucky.

During their free time, they would revisit places from their past in search of memories.

Audrey went downstairs and saw Rick helping a drunk Terrence into the house.

Rick looked up at Audrey and said, “Mrs. Sterling, Mr. Sterling is drunk.”