Luis zoomed in on Janey's face, pointed at her delicate facial features, and explained, “Look at her nose, mouth, and face shape.

Don't they match the arrogant look you had when you were a child?

Ask your mother, and you will know. But her eyes... They are quite similar to..."

Luis' voice trailed off, and his mind went blank for a moment. He racked his brain to recall where he had seen those eyes. The resemblance was striking.

“"Raegan! Yes, her eyes are similar to Raegan's." Now that Luis remembered it, he teased, "This could be a child you have left...”

Before Luis could finish his words, a shadow flashed by in front of him.

Luis turned around to check, only to find that Mitchel had already disappeared.

Luis looked at Matteo in bewilderment. "Hey, have you guys ever checked his brain?"

"Mr. Stevens, there's nothing wrong with Mr. Dixon's brain," Matteo replied, suppressing his laughter. "But you've just uncovered something incredible."

After so long, a piece of joyful news had finally emerged.

The expression on Luis’ face drastically changed. “Could it be that..

Then, he also rushed out.

At this moment, Stefan was still in Raegan's ward. He intended to wait for some test results before he left.

Stefan sat by the bed and peeled an apple. Noticing Raegan was in a daze, he asked, "Now that you have regained your memory, what do you plan to do?"

Raegan shook her head. "I haven't thought about it yet." Her top priority now was to find out who had harmed her back then. She wanted to ensure no harm would come her and Janey's way.

Stefan asked again, “Then, will you consider remarrying Mitchel?"

After all, Mitchel and Raegan seemed to have been getting along well recently. Plus, Mitchel had been a great help this time. Even Erick had approved of Mitchel chasing after Raegan. This was unusual. It only meant that Mitchel had a knack for negotiation.

Raegan frowned, recalling her feelings toward Mitchel before she regained her memory. She was easily charmed by Mitchel's sweet nothings, making her heart flutter uncontrollably. His thoughtfulness lifted her mood.

However, now that she had regained memory, she was downhearted by his previous distrust and his repeated absence every time she needed him the most.

Although Mitchel had been trying to make amends now, the damage had already been done. Could making amends erase the pain?