Chapter One Hundred And Fifty Six

I hurried to the doctor as the door opened, my heart racing with hope. “How is she?” I asked, desperate for good news.

Amelia and Axel stood close behind me, their expressions tense as they awaited the doctor’s update.

The doctor took a deep breath before speaking. “She is stable for now. We’ve run some tests and carried out x-rays on her brain, considering her condition and the memory loss. It seems like she’s beginning to recall bits and pieces. It’s a positive sign, but we need to be cautious. Memory recovery can be unpredictable, and it’s crucial to provide her with a supportive environment.”

I nod, taking in the information. “So, there’s hope she might regain more of her memories?”

“Yes,” the doctor confirms. “There’s potential for her to remember more as she recovers. The process can be slow, and we’ll monitor her progress closely.”

I held my breath, waiting for more information.

“The tests show no severe damage,” the doctor continued. “Her brain activity is normal, and there ar