Chapter 26

　　Harry also saw the man walking quickly and covered Lea behind him. He couldn't help wondering whether he was right or wrong in bringing her back to Bonville. 　　Lea had just arrived abroad. Maybe it was because of the severe shock she had suffered before or the sudden deterioration of her condition. She was in a coma for nearly a month. But when she finally woke up, she didn't remember anything. 　　No, she can't say that. She can't say that she doesn't remember anything. It seems that she has only forgotten everything about Glen, but not the rest. 　　This is a selective amnesia in medicine. People have the potential to avoid them. When something causes great harm to the host, the brain sometimes automatically erases these memories. 　　It is not a complete loss of memory, but it just hides the relevant memory in the depths of the brain, and will not recall it until it is touched. 　　When Harry started to know the news, he was actually a little happy.