“Danny.”

Ava raised a slight smile while calling out Daniel's name affectionately and naturally.

Daniel looked at this warm and gentle smile, a subtle feeling quietly surging in his heart.

He did not know how to describe this feeling, but when he looked at Ava's smile, he felt very comfortable and motivated.

“Dan, hurry up. Get in the car so we can go home. Don't make Naya wait too long.” Daniel's mother urged impatiently from in front of them.

Daniel glanced sideways at his mother, indicating that he understood. Then, he turned his head to meet Ava's gaze again.

“I’ve forgotten a lot of things.” Daniel parted his lips, and his tone was very gentle. “The only thing I remember now is my name. They showed me some photos and videos. They also told me some things. To avoid unnecessary trouble, I think you should not come look for me for the time being.”

After Daniel said these words, the wind threatened to blow away the smile on Ava’s face. Even so, she maintained her graceful smile