"Is that so? Alright. I'll leave her alone," Lucas promised. "After all, she's not the one I'm looking for."

Serenity's appearance had a lot of shadows of the girl in Lucas's memory. Sometimes, when he looked at her, he felt that the girl would have grown up to look like Serenity.

Either way, it was just a resemblance. Serenity was not the girl.

"What if she's the one you're looking for? Would you stay put too?" Jackson cocked an eyebrow.

Lucas remained unperturbed, but waves of unreadable emotions flashed in his eyes. It was indescribable. "If she is, I won't let go even if it's against you."

Jackson's eyes narrowed. "So, it's a good thing she wasn't, right?"

"Yes, fortunately," Lucas responded and turned to leave.

'Fortunately, she isn't her. If she is, things will turn messy!' Lucas thought. He unconsciously reached into his pocket and touched the bracelet inside, wondering how long it would take to find her.

Finding the girl in his memory had almost become his obsession.

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