Chapter 61

"Urine," Cassandra said. "I got one of the guys to help me out. It confuses the mind but does no harm, and it's just disgusting enough to deal with someone with a filthy mouth like his." On her way out, Cassandra even looked at Ryan and said, "Thank you, senior. You're a good person." Ryan never really knew why, but those words stuck with him from that day on. He could still remember her tone, her expression, and the way she walked off with her chin held high in triumph. It had been 15 years, and still, he remembered it all. But it seemed that he was the only one who remembered. She had completely forgotten. "Why..." Suddenly, Cassandra began to cry. Whatever she was dreaming about, it was something heartbreaking. Even in sleep, she sobbed and wept, her tears streaming down her cheeks. He searched all over the car for a tissue, but when he couldn't find one, he gently turned out the soft lining of his shirt to wipe away her tears. "Cameron... Cameron..." Ryan's hand paused for