Chapter 443

When Clark first woke up, he had forgotten about many things. He often saw strange, but familiar, visions because of random buildings across the street, which triggered physical discomfort. He could still remember how his heart ached suddenly. The doctor advised him to rest and try not to think about those things, and Clark complied. He spent most of his time at work, spending his free time only with his daughter. Now that five years had passed, the missing memories seemed to be lost forever, and they didn't seem to matter anymore. But then, Judy returned, and Clark had no memories of her existence. This made him realize that those memories were not unimportant. He hadn't just forgotten about Judy, but also a part of his life. It was late, and the wind rustled the plants on the balcony. "Hello? Dr. Zimmmer. I thought about the psychotherapy treatment plan." … The next day, Judy sent Mabel to school early in the morning. "Is Caleb coming to school today?" Mabel asked the same q