“What about you? Do you not care about the memories you've lost?”

She fell silent. She knew what he was referring to: the memory of her falling into the sea and leaving the Valor family.

Although she could not recall it yet, she had learned the gist of what happened from Connor. However, Jack did not know this.

His eyes stared at her intently, as if he was observing her reaction.

She took a deep breath and said to him, “For me, the most important thing is the present. The past that I shared with you, if they're good memories, then I'm willing to remember them, but if they're bad memories, then I'd rather not remember them.”

“You'd rather not remember?” he whispered.

“That's right,” she said. She would rather forget those painful memories forever. Perhaps if she couldn’t remember them, she would never know how painful they were.

After a pause, Serenity lifted her hand and gently stroked Jackson’s face. “Jack, if you must recover your memory, then let it happen naturally, alright?