The next day.
When Summer woke up, it was already nine o'clock in the morning. She stretched out for her phone,
but found it wasn't there.
Right on the cue, Leonardo came out of the bathroom. Seeing Summer was searching the bed, he
asked, "What's wrong? What are you looking for?"
"My phone." Hearing his sounds, Summer turned to look at Leonardo, saying, "Do you see it?"
Leonardo walked over and said, "I'll help you find it." He searched the bed and the floor, but didn't find
it.
Then he raised his head, asking, "Do you remember where you put it last night?"
Where did she put the phone last night? Summer thought about it carefully, but her memory failed her.
She was at a loss for a moment. Then, she raised her head and asked Leonardo, "Where did I put my
phone last night?"
Leonardo slightly knitted his eyebrows and answered, "Yes."
Summer looked at him and muttered, "I don't remember." And then she thought for a while and shook
her head, saying, "I can't remember it."
And what did she say to Leonardo last night? She couldn't remember it either. Flustered, Summer
supported her forehead with her hands, "Why can't I remember?"
Some color drained from Leonardo's face, and he took out his phone and called Tim.
Immersing herself in her own world, Summer had no idea about what Leonardo said to Tim.
After the call, Leonardo turned around and saw Summer still sitting on the bed, so lost and blank, like a
child.
Leonardo tightened his grip on the phone before he put it aside, and then he sat down beside her.
"It doesn't matter. We'll get you a new one, okay?" He said as he bent down and put his hands on
Summer's shoulders.
She stared blankly at him for a while, then smiled, "You don’t have to. I can remember it."
But it was barely a smile.
Leonardo looked at her with an expression that she couldn't understand. His voice was gentle, "Then
we can look for the phone another day. Today we need to go to the hospital for a re-examination."
Summer asked, "Re-examination? Why don't I remember it?"
Before Leonardo could say something, Summer said to herself, "Did I forget about this too?"
She shook her head in disbelief. How come?
Seeing Summer like this, Leonardo felt heartache.
He swallowed hard and his voice was hoarse, "I didn't tell you. Of course you don't remember it."
Summer asked uncertainly, "Is that so?"
"Yes." Leonardo nodded and helped her fix her hair. "Wash up, then have breakfast, okay?"
Summer nodded, "Yes."
After breakfast, Leonardo took Summer out. When they walked to the gate, Summer saw Tim was
there.
Tim bowed slightly at her. It seemed everything was just as it was before.
Leonardo would ask Tim to run errands for him. When she and Leonardo went out, Tim was always at
the gate waiting for them.
When Tim opened the car door, Leonardo carried Summer into the car.
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