Chapter 42 The Painful Truth

Love? Myra remembered how she had rejected Jake the night at the old house, but she couldn't absorb how he readily told her that he loved her. It was like she was dreaming. How was it possible he was in love with her? Especially with the missing three years from her memory, it made her question what was the truth. Putting one and one together, yes, they were married, but there were just too many puzzle pieces that confused her. Jake stopped the car just outside a serene-looking park. She didn't recollect anything in her mind about this place, though the ambience stole her attention. J&M Park. Jake and Myra. A cheesy enough name indeed. So, Jake owned this place, she thought. She walked with him to the swings. It had been a long time since she remembered last sitting on a swing. It had to be when she was a child, she recalled. It was one of their childhood memories. Yet, they were no longer who they were now. 'Jake, we aren't who we used to be," she uttered, but he just wrapped his