# Chapter 716: A Heart Forgotten
Hello everyone, it’s me again! How are you all doing? I hope your day is as bright as the morning sun, because today we are stepping into another emotionally charged chapter of *My Accidental Husband is a Billionaire Reviews*. This one hits right in the chest, so grab a tissue and get comfy as we dive into Chapter 716.
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The room was thick with warmth and laughter, but for Lewis, the cold had already crept into his bones.
He stood there, his face stiff as stone, watching a scene that should have felt familiar—yet cut deeper than any blade. Old Mrs. Horton, his beloved grandmother, was smiling. But her smile wasn't for him. She was holding Nathan's hand, her eyes shining with affection as she chatted with Oliver, cooing at Marisa, even melting over little Selena. But Lewis? He was a stranger in his own family's home.
He tried again, his voice cautious, a fragile thread of hope tying his words together. "Grandma..."
Nothing. Not even a glance.
Oliver finally looked over, his tone dripping with false kindness. "Lewis, Grandma might not remember you right now. It's crowded in here, and the air's a little stale. You should step outside for a bit."
Keira's brow furrowed, her lips parting to snap back. But when she saw the old woman's gentle, oblivious expression, she swallowed her words. Lewis, to his credit, turned without a fight and walked out. The proud man she knew had just been dismissed, and he was choosing to leave rather than cause a scene in front of the only person he'd ever truly loved.
Keira followed him, pausing at the door to look back. Old Mrs. Horton was laughing again, utterly unaware that her grandson and his wife had just been exiled from her presence.
Outside, Lewis stood on the balcony. He reached into his pocket. A cigarette. He lit it. Keira's heart clenched—Lewis rarely smoked, and the few times he did meant the weight on his shoulders was almost too heavy to bear.
She moved beside him. As if feeling her presence, he stubbed the cigarette out quickly, then let out a breath that sounded like a confession.
"Grandma used to dote on me," he said, his voice low and raw. "She always said I was her only grandson and didn't acknowledge anyone else."
Keira paused, listening.
Lewis let out a bitter, hollow laugh. "I never understood why. I mean, Oliver is her grandson too. Why didn't she acknowledge him? Did he do something unforgivable? It wasn't until later that I realized—she didn't reject him... she just didn't dare acknowledge him. She was afraid that if she gave him too much love, there wouldn't be enough left for me."
Keira clenched her jaw, the ache in her chest swelling.
From inside, laughter erupted. Oliver's exaggerated voice carried through the walls. "Grandma, you remember me now? And do you know who this is? This is my wife, Marisa... and this is your great-granddaughter, Selena!"
Old Mrs. Horton's cheerful response rang out. "Oh, my granddaughter-in-law!"
Marisa chimed in sweetly, "I'm here, Grandma..."
Then Nathan's voice, loud and self-righteous: "Mom, make sure you remember this time—this is your grandson. Don't let anyone else take up all the space in your heart!"
*Anyone else.*
The words were like a slap. To Nathan, his own son Lewis was just "anyone else." Keira's heart twisted painfully. How ridiculous. How cruel.
She couldn't help herself. She reached out and took Lewis's hand.
He gripped it tightly, the pressure saying everything words couldn't. Through a small, strained smile, he whispered, "Did you see? In this family... when I was younger, I really only had one person."
His grandma. The only one who had ever shown him unconditional love.
Keira leaned her head against his shoulder, her voice soft and steady. "Well, now you've got me."
Lewis said nothing. He just stood there, a statue of silent grief, watching the rolling greenery of the Horton estate while staff members went about their business, oblivious to the storm raging inside him.
Time passed, slow and heavy, until the noise inside finally quieted. The door opened, and Nathan and Oliver stepped out. Oliver spotted Lewis immediately, and a cruel smirk curled his lips. He turned to Marisa and Selena.
"You two stay here and watch over her. Don't let any unwanted visitors or strangers she doesn't want to see in."
Marisa, exhausted from the day's theatrics, still managed a tired smile. "Okay."
Only then did Oliver walk toward Lewis with a mocking swagger.
"Lewis, you're not jealous, are you?" Oliver taunted. "Grandma's had you all to herself for over twenty years. It's only fair we get a turn to show her some love now."
Nathan snorted, adding fuel to the fire. "What's there for him to be jealous of? He's hardly ever around, and now she doesn't even remember him! If he has anyone to blame, it's himself for not being around enough. She hasn't forgotten anyone else... just him!"
Oliver seized the moment. "Dad, maybe it's time we updated the will. Grandma's condition is serious..."
That was it. The last straw.
Before Oliver could finish his sentence, Lewis was on him, grabbing him by the collar with shocking speed. "What did you just say about the will?! Grandma's fine!"
Oliver's face went pale. "Let go of me!"
Nathan was livid. "Lewis, what's your problem? What, are you scared? Scared that Grandma might leave us some shares? Well, let me tell you, that's how it should be! I'm her only son! You, as a grandson, have no inheritance rights! I'm the sole heir!"
Lewis narrowed his eyes, then scoffed, finally releasing Oliver with a shove. He turned to Nathan, his voice calm but razor-sharp.
"Do what you want with her shares. But I'm warning you—don't do anything to upset Grandma."
Nathan, rattled by the iron in his son's gaze, sputtered. "Quit pretending to be the devoted grandson. Even if you act all sweet, what's the point? She doesn't recognize you anymore! She only knows me! Don't forget—if it weren't for me, you wouldn't even be here! You think Grandma loved you just for you? No, it's because you're my son! So stop acting like you're something special!"
With that cruel parting shot, Nathan turned and strolled away, hands behind his back, as if he'd won some grand victory.
Oliver, humiliated and seething—especially after being put in his place in front of Keira and his own wife—sneered. "Lewis, I get how you feel, but there's nothing you can do. Grandma only recognizes us now. Don't worry, we'll take good care of her. As for you... well, aren't you busy? Maybe you should stay away from here in the future."
Then he too was gone, leaving Lewis standing alone with Keira.
Lewis took a deep breath, trying to steady the anger swirling inside him.
"Don't be upset," Keira murmured.
"I'm not upset," Lewis replied, his tone dead flat.
But Keira saw the truth. She stepped closer, her voice gentle yet firm. "She cares about you. Maybe she's like this for a reason... Maybe she's trying to make sure you're not too sad when she's gone..."
Lewis lowered his head, his arms hanging limply at his sides. He looked lost, like a puppy left out in the rain—abandoned by the only person who ever made him feel safe.
Keira couldn't stand it. She stepped forward, grabbing his hand. "Lewis, there's something I think you should know... Actually, your grandma..."
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## Reader's Impressions & Star Rating
Oh, this chapter absolutely broke my heart. Lewis has always been a tower of strength, but here we see him stripped bare, vulnerable, fighting the pain of being forgotten by the one person he loved most. The way Keira stands by him—her quiet strength, her gentle comfort—is the bright spark in this storm. And that cliffhanger at the end? Keira knows something about Grandma! The build-up is masterful, making my heart race and my eyes sting. The tension is real, the emotion is raw, and the family politics are ruthless.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Rating: 4.9 / 5 Stars
## Next Chapter Prediction
Keira is clearly about to reveal a secret about Grandma—perhaps that her memory loss is a deliberate act, or that she has a plan of her own, or maybe that she left a separate will just for Lewis. I predict the next chapter will drop a bombshell, turning the tide and making Nathan and Oliver's cruel maneuvering come crashing down. Grandma may be 'forgetful,' but she might be playing her own game to protect the grandson she truly loves.
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