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?"

Rena caressed her daughter's face and was about to reassure her when the sound of a car reached her ears. She hurriedly held Alexis' hand and rushed to the door with a worried expression.

Waylen stepped out of the car, locking eyes with Rena.

The two stood there, silently connecting through their gaze.

After a moment, Waylen approached, gently picked up Alexis, and kissed her. His words were meant to reassure Rena, "I'm fine. Let's go inside first. Don't scare Lexi."

Tears welled up in Rena's eyes as she continued to stare at him.

Waylen draped an arm around her shoulder, their foreheads touching.

"Take it easy, Rena.

I'm back safe and sound.”

Rena's lips trembled.

She knew she should restrain herself, but she still couldn't help leaning on his shoulder and crying silently. Her tears damped his shirt which was sticking to his body.

"Rena." He patted her gently, as if he was coaxing a child.

Korbyn approached them and signaled for the servant to take Alexis away.

He knew Rena would be a crucial pillar for the Fowler family during this difficult time.

In a low voice, Korbyn declared, "From now on, our family will depend on you, Rena."

Waylen couldn't bear to see Rena sacrifice herself for the Fowler family, but he understood the responsibility she had to shoulder.