Even after years of searching for her, he never found her again. Lucas missed that little girl so much and regretted it even more.

Lucas was drunk yesterday. The long suppressed regret in his heart suddenly burst like a flood, drowning him.

Lucas had no idea how he got to the restaurant. All he had in mind was to see her again. He had to see her. As if seeing Serenity would make him feel better.

When Lucas met her, the Serenity in reality and the little girl in his memory constantly intertwined. As a result, he did something out of character.

Although he was drunk, he remembered what he had done to her. He would not have cared if it was another woman, but Serenity was different.

Not because she was Jackson's girlfriend. Rather because she was so much like the girl he imagined she would be when she grew up.

Serenity was not the little girl he was searching for, but he did not want to be hated by her.

"No big deal. We're even," Serenity replied flatly. After all, she slapped him f