The True Heiress is the Reserved Fiancé's Exclusive Memory-Chapter 656 - 674: Before the Dust Settles (1)

The next day, afternoon.

Mia Ginger packed her things, and Koa Jackson drove her back to school.

At four o’clock, the two of them set off from Cloudy Capital, and an hour and a half later, the car stopped at the entrance of Cloud Capital University.

Koa Jackson held the steering wheel with one hand, his gaze passing over the car window, lost in thought.

"What’s wrong?" Mia Ginger asked him.

Koa Jackson seemed to have something on his mind.

"Nothing," Koa Jackson retracted his gaze and smiled faintly.

The place where he parked was exactly where he used to wait for Mia Ginger every time, and also where they had their first kiss.

At this moment—

She truly had no memory of it at all.

Koa Jackson felt a bit complex, and softly asked, "Shall I walk you in?"

"Okay." Mia Ginger tilted her head and smiled, "By the way, what do you think of my wig? Does it look weird?"

"Not at all," Koa Jackson said, "It looks similar to your usual hairstyle."

"That’s good then." Mia Ginger nodded in relief.

Koa Jackson stepped on the gas and drove the car directly into the school, not stopping, and circled around the school three whole times before finally stopping in front of Mia Ginger’s dormitory building.

This feeling was familiar.

Mia Ginger held the seatbelt with one hand, pursed her lips in thought, and smiled as she asked him, "Dr. Jackson, are you reluctant to let me go?"

Koa Jackson looked deeply at her, and after a while, he softly said, "Yes."

Mia Ginger laughed, unclasped the seatbelt, leaned over, and cupped his face with both hands, smiling brightly, "I’m reluctant to leave you too."

As she finished speaking, she took the initiative to plant a kiss on Koa Jackson’s lips.

She was about to pull away when Koa Jackson raised his hand to the back of her head, deepening the kiss gradually.

"You have check-in at six?" Koa Jackson asked her, his voice slightly hoarse.

"Yes." Mia Ginger nodded, thinking for a moment, hesitantly asked, "Will you wait for me?"

Koa Jackson smiled, "There are many things to do on Monday."

In other words, he wouldn’t wait.

Mia Ginger had classes tomorrow, and he should think more for her sake.

"Are you staying at the hospital tonight?"

"Yes."

"When will you come to see me?"

"I’ll call you before I come."

"Alright then."

Mia Ginger glanced at the time, pouted, and said pitifully, "Then I’ll head back to the dorm first."

"Study hard," Koa Jackson advised her.

Mia Ginger made an "OK" gesture and pushed open the car door to get out.

Koa Jackson watched her through the rear-view mirror as Mia Ginger stood under the sycamore tree by the roadside, not leaving as if waiting for him to go first before she would leave.

Koa Jackson’s fingers tightened on the steering wheel, he pushed open the car door and got out.

He didn’t walk over but stood by the car, urging, "Hurry up and go up."

"Goodbye, Dr. Jackson." Mia Ginger suddenly became happy, waved at him, "I’m going up?"

"Go ahead."

"Really going up?"

Koa Jackson was taken aback, then curved his lips, "Yes."

Mia Ginger suddenly ran around the back of the car to stand in front of him, tiptoed, and softly said, "Goodbye, husband."

Koa Jackson smiled with his lips pressed and raised his hand to ruffle her hair, softly saying, "Goodbye, husband."

Koa Jackson smiled with his lips pressed and raised his hand to ruffle her hair.