บท 78: Is he acting or has he lost his memory? (R-18)

Emery opened his eyes suddenly looking up at the unfamiliar ceiling, he was breathing hard, feeling a little dizzy as if he had just emerged from the water, he was looking around in confusion. His body was sweaty, and his shirt was stuck to his body, he literally looked like he'd come out of a dive, feeling very uncomfortable.

He calmed down a bit, finally realizing that he had returned to the real world, only to later feel embarrassed by the "new memory" acquired from the dream and salute the perverted erection that he gained with the new memory.

"Bishop Darcy?" Giovanni called when he saw Emery sitting up in bed with a lost look and looking around.

Emery glanced at Giovanni, but then looked away, although his face didn't change its expression, his ears turned red when he saw Giovanni wearing only a long white shirt with long sleeves.

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Take_the_Moon

Hello dear readers!

How is everyone today? I hope everyone is well and healthy, maybe hopefully vaccinated.

It's already night around here and it's colder.

Thanks for everyone's comments, reviews, encouragement, and support for this novel!

Once again I took a while to publish, not because it was busy or the chapter wasn't done, but I was reluctant to publish the sequel to this R-18. I was thinking about changing the plot, adding more tension... I even talked to my psychologist about this particular novel and how important it was to me and still is, anyway, she said I could change future chapters and I could leave the novel as it was until the chapters I already had.

Of course, there was an in-depth conversation and stuff, something like an analyst, which I won't mention here.

After a lot of deliberation and not thinking about the new chapters (yes, I created new chapters to replace the ones I had already done), they not good, so I decided to go with the chapters that were already done anyway.

Wow, my explanation is really long and you see it's a summary of how I felt the whole month about this novel.

Thanks for reading this far.

SEE YA!