The woman was petrified when she heard the crowd murmuring.

She had offended someone powerful today. No one like Wilson dared to speak to Lucas coldly like that.

Meanwhile, outside the bar, Lucas looked at Wilson, who was walking toward his car. “Why don’t you get into my car? I’ll send you back. You shouldn’t drive as you’re injured.”

“No thanks,” Wilson refused while he opened the car door. Suddenly, he paused and asked Lucas, “You love Serenity a lot, don't you?”

Lucas’s expression changed. “When did you start being so nosy?”

Wilson continued to ask, “If it's possible to hypnotize you into forgetting your feelings for her, would you be willing to do so?”

“What are you trying to say?”

“There’s a kind of hypnosis that can make your feelings fade away without losing your memories. Everything will look like a movie to you. You will no longer feel any joys or sorrows toward the memories. Would you go through such a hypnosis?” Wilson asked.

“No way. How could I live well i