Deirdre wasn't a crowd favorite, yet Brendan made her appear highly sought after.

They walked to the yard near Deirdre's previous residence and noticed that weeds had taken over in less than a year, reaching half a meter in height. Subconsciously, Deirdre started looking for tools to remove the weeds, and Brendan joined in to help.

As Brendan looked up, he saw Deirdre gazing at him with a gratified expression. "What's going on?" he asked.

Deirdre smiled and replied, "Nothing. I was just reminded of how you used to be when you were Kyran. Back then, you would take charge of all the tasks and assist me, just like you're doing now."

Brendan felt a twinge of jealousy. "I can still do that now. You don't have to dwell on the past and Kyran."

Caught between laughter and tears, Deirdre replied, "Don't you think you're being childish, Brendan? You and Kyran are the same person, after all."

Uneasily, Brendan turned his head away. "But I can't remember anything now, so Kyran feels like a s