A Reborn Bride Pearl Emerging from Dust novel Chapter 1037

“Mr. Stewart, I'm exhausted. Could you please just leave?” Mavis gave Uriah a weary stare, utterly unimpressed by his miserable, self-pitying look.

She didn't bother with niceties—she just wanted him gone.

“I’m not going anywhere,” Uriah replied, settling more firmly into his seat. “I’ll leave when you remember me.”

He’d told himself he could wait, that he’d be patient while her memory slowly returned. But now that Mavis had woken up and somehow remembered everyone but him, his composure had snapped. He couldn’t wrap his head around it: how was it possible for her to recall every face, every detail—except his? Sure, he knew he’d upset her in the past, but did that really justify her forgetting him altogether?

Glaring at her as if by sheer force of will he could drag some memory from her, Uriah’s frustration simmered in the room.

Mavis suppressed another sigh, out of patience herself. “You can stare all you want—it’s not going to bring anything back.”

She shook her head a little and added, “Let’s be honest—I already know who you are now, and you’ve filled me in on what we used to be. Does it really matter if I remember it on my own? Right now, you’re seriously interrupting my rest.”

“If you’re really my mentor, shouldn’t you act like one and let me get some sleep? Hovering over me like this is making it impossible to relax.”

She glared at him. She hadn’t imagined Uriah would be this stubborn when she decided to feign amnesia—truthfully, it was turning into more trouble than she’d bargained for. If she’d known, she would’ve insisted Portia stay the night; at least then she’d have an ally to help shoo Uriah away. But now it was just her—and his insistence on lingering made her skin crawl.

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