At noon, they had lunch at a restaurant in the amusement park. The two children were tired from playing, so their appetites were good and they ate heartily.

After they were done eating, they were eager to play at the playground in the restaurant. There were a lot of children playing there.

Serenity told Jackson, "I'll take them to the playground."

She then took one child in each hand and went to the playground.

Jackson stared at their backs, his eyes filled with a rare tenderness. They were his family, the most important people to him. His tenderness was reserved only for them.

His only worry now was that last piece of memory had yet to recover... the one that contained the real reason why Serenity left him five years ago.

If she had really left him because she couldn't accept him, what should he do? Should he try to prevent her from recovering that memory, or...

A dark emotion flashed across Jackson's eyes.

Meanwhile, at the playground, Serenity let the two children loose whil