Dear Sweetheart novel

Chapter 649

Once they arrived at the entrance of her bedroom. Rayna told the housekeeper to leave. Rayna then entered the

bedroom on her own and stood inside for a long time. All of a sudden, a familiar voice rang out in her head.

“Belle.” The voice in Rayna's head sounded so real that it was as if there was a person standing next to her. “Belle,

you said you would stay by my side forever. You lied.”

Rayna rubbed her temples and shut her eyes as she stood in the center of the bedroom. At that moment, she felt

as though her head was going to explode.

“Belle, will you let Reni take my family name?” Jefferson's voice kept ringing in Rayna's head. “Xareni Hamilton. Her

name shall be Xareni Hamilton.”

Slowly opening her eyes. Rayna called out, “Jefferson...” Shortly after, the voice in her head faded. Rayna wanted to

turn around to find her way toward the bathroom. Having accidentally dropped her white cane moments prior, she

didn't notice there was a coffee table next to her. Hence, she knocked into it when she was turning around. “That

hints!”

Thud!

After hitting the coffee table, Rayna stumbled back a few steps and lost her balance. In the end, she fell backward

and knocked her head on the armrest of the couch.

Fortunately for her, the couch was made of leather. Due to how soft it was, she didn't hurt her head.

While sitting on the rug, Rayna leaned on the couch and lifted her hand to rub her forehead. Right then, her

memories came lushing back.

“Curtis... Jefferson... Julian...” Rayna supported her forehead with a hand and endured the pain that was coming

from the deepest part of her brain. Although she tried to stand up a few times, her efforts were to no avail.

Therefore, she had no choice but to sit on the rug and wait for her body to regulate itself.

Meanwhile, Levi waited for her in the dining room for a long time, but he still didn't see her. Worried, he glanced at

Alfred and said, “Old Mr. Faymon, could it be that something bad has happened to Mis. Faymon?”

After all, Rayna's eyesight hadn't recovered yet, so she was bound to have trouble moving around on her own.

Hearing that, Alfred instructed, “Get the housekeepers to go upstairs and check on her. We can't let anything bad

happen to her.”

“Okay,” Levi responded before leaving the dining room and bringing two housekeepers upstairs.

“Are you inside, Mis. Faymon?” Levi asked from outside the bedroom.

Rayna heard him. Massaging her temples, she replied, “I'm all right. Please tell Grandpa to go ahead without me.”

Rayna knew she looked extremely pale at that time. If I were to go out now, Grandpa would be worried sick. He's

old now, so I shouldn't do that to him. I can't afford to risk his well-being.

Despite what she said, Levi was still standing outside the room. He was unwilling to go back downstairs without

making sure that Rayna was all right. After all, he was a responsible man. “Okay, Mis. Faymon. Would you like the

housekeepers to go inside?”

“No. I'm a little tired, and I just want to rest.” Rayna put both her hands on the couch and slowly stood up.

Levi hummed in acknowledgment and had no choice but to go back downstairs. Before he left, he ordered a couple

of the housekeepers to stay outside Rayna's room. “Keep your ears open. If you hear noises coming from inside,

shout for the others.”

“Yes, Levi,” the housekeepers replied and stayed outside the room in silence.

In the dining room, Alfred was scooping a bowl of soup for himself when he heard a set of footsteps coming down

the stairs. When he saw that it was Levi, he asked, “Where's Rayna?”

“Mis. Faymon said you should go ahead with lunch without her. She says she's tiled and wants to rest,” Levi

answered with whatever he heard Rayna say.

As soon as Alfred heard that, he dropped the utensils in his hands and questioned, “Is she sick?”

“I don't know. Mi s. Faymon didn't come out of her room, and she wouldn't let us in,” Levi replied. After mulling over

it for a while, he asked, “Could it be that Mis. Faymon is unhappy because Mr. Faymon didn't come back?”

Levi thought that was the case. Recently, Mr. Faymon has been staying by Mi s. Faymon's side whenever he can.

Although he would go to work in the morning, he would always come home for lunch. Today, however, he didn't

come back.

Alfred felt Levi had a point. “Rayna lost her eyesight and her memories, and Curtis has been taking care of her

every day. Perhaps she's not used to it because he isn't back for lunch for the first time.”

Alfred picked up his utensils again to drink his soup after saying, “Call Curtis and tell him to come home if he can.

Tell him Rayna isn't feeling well.”

“Okay.” Levi left the dining room quietly to call Curtis.

In the research center, Curtis was discussing the matter of Shvomhid Mountain with Theodore and the others.

Suddenly, his phone, which was left on the table, rang. Curtis picked up the phone when he saw it was a call from

the Faymon residence.

“Mr. Faymon, I think Mi s. Faymon isn't feeling well. Old Mr. Faymon suggested you come back if you can. Besides.

Mrs. Faymon hasn't had her lunch yet,” Levi reported.

Curtis checked the time when he heard that. “Okay.” With that, he hung up the phone.

Theodore noticed Curtis’ grim expression and asked. “What's wrong? Did something happen to Rayna?”

“Yes. The butler told me Rayna isn't feeling well,” as Curtis was answering Theodore, he picked up his jacket and

rose to his feet. “I need to go back now. Please help me find out the exact location of the old traditional medicine

practitioner on Shvomhid Mountain.”

Shvomhid Mountain was huge, so it was almost an impossible task to find a person who was living there.

“Leave it to us.” Theodore nodded before he urged. “Go home.”

Right when Curtis was about to leave, James walked in from outside. When James saw Curtis leaving in a hurry, he

wanted to ask what the matter was. However. Theodore stopped James by saying. “He received a phone call from

the Faymon residence saying that Rayna isn't feeling well.”

James grew anxious when he heard that. “What happened to her?”

“I don't know.” Theodore saw how anxious Janies was. and it seemed like James wanted to follow Curtis back to the

Faymon residence. “Cahn down. Curtis is on his way there.”

“I don't even know when Rayna will ever get better,” James lamented with a sigh. Gritting his teeth, he then

shouted. “I'm definitely going to find out who kidnapped her!” If that person didn't bring Rayna away, she could at

least get treatment. Now, she's lost her eyesight and her memory. She might even suffer from the side effects for

the rest of her life!

“Curtis brought this here just now and asked us to tiy to locate someone staying on Shvomhid Mountain.” Theodore

whipped out the note Curtis brought to him. James took it and was stumped when he saw the address written.

Theodore noticed James' strange expression. “What's the matter? Do you know the place?”

James raised his gaze toward Theodore and uttered with a grim expression, “Rayna and I have both been there.”