Don't Mess with the Girl with Candy novel Chapter 838

Back on Liberty Island, Warren returned to the castle and immediately began tearing through their bedroom, frantically searching for something.

“My Lord, what are you looking for?” the servants asked timidly, terrified by his frantic state.

They had heard that their lady was finally cured, but with a side effect: she remembered everyone except for their boss.

“Where is the necklace I gave Celine for her eighteenth birthday?” Warren demanded as he continued to search.

When Celine woke up, she remembered her siblings from over a decade ago and the little details of their family life. When Ebony Fox had asked if she remembered anyone else, he had clung to a sliver of hope. Even if she didn’t remember him completely, he’d prayed for at least a glimmer of recognition.

But no. Celine had truly forgotten him entirely. In that moment, his feet had frozen. He suddenly lost the courage to go inside, terrified of the blank stare she might give him, even more terrified that she might come to hate the stranger he had become to her.

To win her back, he needed a little help.

“A necklace?” The servants were bewildered but quickly joined the search. Although their lady’s intellect had been impaired, she was always cunningly clever in her own way. She hid her own things in such secret places that even they had trouble finding them.

After a thorough search, they found nothing. Warren paused, his eyes landing on the wedding portrait hanging on the wall. A flicker of inspiration struck him. He thought he knew where it was.

He pushed open the door to the greenhouse—Celine’s private sanctuary, where only he was allowed to enter. His gaze immediately fell upon a locked box.

Standing before it, Warren contemplated the combination. The girl had a unique way of thinking; a random guess wouldn’t work.

After a moment of thought, he placed his fingers on the lock and entered a code: 0729. The day they first met, which was also their wedding day, and the date he had later designated as her birthday. For him, nothing in life was more fortunate than meeting her.

“Click.”

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