The cliff did not seem as scary as it did when he was a child. However, everything that happened here was imprinted deeply in his memory. He always recalled the memories over and over again.

Lucas looked down the cliff quietly, his eyes hooded, his face colored by memories and silence.

Serenity felt uncomfortable seeing Lucas like this.

Serenity and Lucas had been through life and death together and gotten out safely. The two little children were like two comrades in arms, relying on each other. Now, they were strangers, and between them, a kind of barrier they could never overcome.

"Do you know what it's like to miss someone badly?" Lucas's cold voice rang out in the silent forest.

Serenity was slightly taken aback by his question.

Lucas did not seem to be expecting an answer. He continued muttering to himself, "When you miss someone so badly, you think of her all the time. She's always in my mind."

A small smile tugged at Lucas' lips. The smile spreading across his face seemed