"So this is why you support Mr. G so strongly? Not just because he's your fiancé, or to repay him for saving you, but also because you want to rely on him to change the fate of Clones," Zhang Heng said.
"That's right." Miss F nodded and admitted it readily. "As you can see, even if I do my utmost, all I can do is open a few more nursing homes like this. So in a sense, you were right. I can't truly change the fate of our entire species, so I need him. Mr. G is one of the few people willing to treat Clones and ordinary humans equally. He promised me that in the new world he creates, there will be no trackers, Memory Encoders, or codes behind the neck—a world where a Clone can enjoy the same rights as an ordinary person."
"And you believe him?"
"I believe in everything worth believing in," Miss F said. "You, on the other hand—I still don't know what exactly you believe in. I was once very worried about you, especially when you had just awakened. I knew what that felt like, because I had gone through the same thing. I knew what troubles would come next, but you don't look like someone who's run into trouble at all."
"My situation is rather special."
"Yes, that's what you've always said. I might have doubted it before, but now I choose to believe you, because an ordinary Clone could never have completed Mr. G's earlier test, nor could one have defeated the Emergency Response Squad and taken the Memory Encoder from them. Don't misunderstand me. I don't want to pry into your past, nor do I intend to investigate the secrets behind you. I simply hope you can find your direction."
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