My brother turned out to be my husband
Chapter 45: Evans Gets His Memory.

Elena grabbed Evans' right hand until it reached her fingertips. Slowly, the girl took the knife out of Evans' hand and threw it away.

After that, Elena hugged her sister tightly while crying bitterly. Seeing Evans' anger made Elena realize that Leon's figure was still left inside her brother and was not completely gone.

In addition to crying for his brother, deep down, he also cried for Albern who turned out to be a reincarnation of Benjamin. The landlord who had killed them both in the past.

Elena felt very angry at the fate that could play tricks on them. I don't know what would happen if he managed to tie the knot with Albern, and parted ways with Evans.

Elena had a hard time understanding the lucky fate line that God had given Benjamin, when clearly he was a malevolent and ruthless man.

Luckily Evans has no memories of the past like he does. Otherwise, the man would have already convinced her more quickly and mercilessly.

Evans clasped Elena's hand and closed his eyes.

The pain slowly began to lock onto Evans' heart. Not to mention the anger that still felt burning his chest.

As much as possible Evans is trying to hold back tears so as not to fall down his cheeks, when remembering strange dreams that have been present and disturbing him.

When he hit Albern. The flashback to Leon and Iris' tragedy turned clear as a roll of film inside Evans' head.

Not to mention, other memories of her who was a former warlord, and Iris who was a princess of the Oswald kingdom.

Evans could also see Albern's figure turning into Benjamin. That was why, he had dark eyes and was about to help the bastard.

All her past memories have returned, including her feelings for Iris, who is now reincarnated into the figure of Elena, her sister.

Evans exhaled slowly, before turning to face Elena.

The man looked at Elena's face full of longing for a while, before finally clutching the girl tightly.

Before long, several policemen broke into Albern's room and bent the still unconscious man.

Davin, the police chief who had been helping with the search for Elena, rushed over to the two.

"I'm sorry for not reporting this" Evans said, embracing Elena's body.

"No problem, you can provide all the details in the office later. For the time being I am grateful Miss Elena is in such a good condition." Davin nodded and asked the two medics to treat Elena.

As she was about to walk, Elena squealed in pain. Apparently, when running after Evans earlier, Elena had fallen and sprained her legs.

The medics were just about to take Elena on a stretcher, but Evans was already carrying the girl's body.

Elena reflexively draped both of her hands around Evans' neck. Accompanied by Jemima and two other medics, they went downstairs.

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Samantha ran over to Elena and Evans who had just arrived home with tearful faces. The middle-aged woman hugged her two children in turn and asked them how they were doing.

Evans was forced to tell them about Elena's tragedy with Samantha. However, they kept it a secret to Simon in order to maintain his health.

Samantha hugged Elena's body several times to make sure that her little daughter was in good health.

Elena returned the mother's embrace once more, before inviting her into the house.

"Why are your legs, honey?" samantha asked as soon as she realized Elena's footsteps were slightly shaken.

"Just sprained Ma, but it's been a lot better." Elena straightened her body and smiled, to give the mother confidence that this was only a small matter.

"Oh my God, Mama's little daughter." Samantha hugged Elena tightly and asked the child to enter the house.

"What are you doing, Ma?" ask Evans later. He handed his two suitcases to their maid.

"Papa just went to bed, honey. Yesterday his chest felt tight and it was hard to breathe. She also called Doctor Gerald. Tomorrow, Mama and Papa plan to go to the hospital for further examination." Samantha answered at length.

Evans nodded his head. The three of them went to the second floor to escort Elena to her room.

Knowing the sister was difficult to climb the stairs, Evans took the initiative to carry her.

"Rest, honey, you need to restore your condition first. Later we will have a long conversation, yes" said Samantha.

"I'm okay, Ma. It's just a small wound" Elena said.

"Mama's right, you need to rest!" Evans chimed in on the mother's words.

It made Elena look upset and angry. But he could do nothing but obey them.

After making sure Elena had rested, the two of them came out of the girl's room.

Evans asked her mother for permission to see her father's condition first. However, before they arrived at the master room, Samantha hugged Evans as tightly as she could.

"Thank you for returning home safe, dear, and thank you for taking good care of your sister" said the beautiful middle-aged woman.

Evans returned the mother's embrace equally tightly. "Together, Mother. I'm sorry, 'cause all this time it's been mean to Elena."

Samantha shook her head. "It's okay, son, Mama understands how you feel. Now, Mama hope we can live happily like any other common family huh, honey? Nothing is separated anymore. Just Papa, Mama, you, and Elena, your little sister." The woman rubbed the wide back of the son affectionately.

Evans was silent for a moment. The memories of the past present in him certainly make Evans can not promise, to fulfill the wishes of his beloved adoptive mother.

His feelings for Elena had now clearly changed. He was no longer a younger brother in Evans' eyes. However, Evans had to suppress his feelings as deeply as possible. Although they are not siblings, it does not mean that the two are free to establish a relationship. Moreover, Elena was completely unaware of this reality, and Evans would never intend to open it for life.

After all, he also did not know, whether Elena had also obtained the same memories as him.

Elena's words about reincarnation back then, did not quite show that she had the same memory. It could have been the original question Elena asked.

Even if Elena had also obtained those memories, Evans already had other plans that he thought were much better.

"Yes, Ma." Evans' voice sounded convinced, though he had lied to him.

The two rushed to the main room, where the father was resting.