Cry For Her

While on their way back to the hospital, Noah noticed that Valeria had been utterly quiet. He didn't want to pry at whatever discussion she must have had with her mom. He gave them space, so the mother and daughter could bond.

But then, they were going back to the hospital, and that would be the last time he ever laid eyes on her. Who knows? So long as she was still with Ergon, there was always the possibility that he might not be able to see Valeria for a long time or never, even.

"Val, when you saw your mom earlier, did you, perhaps, get any memories?"

That was a fair question for him to ask.

"Uhm, I did, but not much. I remember her, but I don't remember the events which took place when I was fifteen. I only remember the times I spent with my friends and family."

"Uhm, that was a good start, I must say. Because the fact that you still remember your mom, shows that there's great hope for you getting back your memories, Val."

"I know, that was what I thought too. Uhm, Mr Noah?" V