Waylen had his blood drawn and tested.
At the hospital, the doctor delivered a grim diagnosis and requested to have a word alone with Korbyn.
Korbyn took a deep drag on his cigarette.
He said, “Let Waylen hear it, too. He’s not weak. Whether it’s good or not, he should be prepared.”
The doctor was silent for a moment.
Pointing at the test report, he said, “This is the latest illegal reagent developed in Braseovell. It won’t kill people, but it will damage the nerves, resulting in memory loss and migraines. As for how severe it will be… We need to observe.”
Korbyn blinked and asked, “Is there any way to fix it?”
The doctor looked at Korbyn and shook his head slowly.
Korbyn raised his head, tears starting to form in his eyes.
He had been strong all his life and seldom cried, except when Alexis was born.
Now something happened to his son, who might not remember his parents or his wife and children in the future. How could he not be sad?
Compared to his reaction, Waylen was much calmer.
All of a sudden, Waylen remembered what Mindy once said.
“In the future, you will experience a rebirth, and only after that, you’ll find solace and tranquility.”
He muttered softly, “Dad, | want to see Rena.”
If fate had planned for him to forget her, he resolved to love her as much as he could when he still had the memories. He had a lot of things to tell her.
He wouldn’t allow her to give up on them even if he lost his memory.
In the face of uncertainty, Waylen held onto his love for Rena, vowing to never give up on her, no matter what challenges life would throw their way.
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As the sun set, the villa’s hall was bathed in warm rays.
Rena, despite feeling emotionally overwhelmed, focused on being patient with her daughter.
Alexis, frightened by recent events, sought comfort in Rena’s lap. She looked up with teary eyes and asked, “When will dad come back?”