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Now, Hazel no longer needed to rely on her sense of hearing and sight and could identify Regan by his scent. Since it is no longer necessary for Regan to spray disinfectant on himself to cover up his scent, Hazel could now smell his original scent. His smell was unique. It was slightly bitter but mixed with a delicate fragrance and the smell of sunshine. However, his scent was always mixed with various soup flavors recently, making Hazel not know whether to cry or laugh. Taking the initiative, Regan held Hazel's hand and carried her to the dining table, letting her lean against a soft cushion. The soup had cooled down to a temperature that was just suitable to be eaten and warm up their bodies. "I'll do it myself," said Hazel. When she took hold of the spoon Regan handed her, he took the advantage to help her by guiding her hand to the soup and her mouth. After repeating for five times, he tried to let her do it herself. After Hazel remembered the flow, she began scooping the soup hers