"Looks like your deductions aren't all that accurate either," Scott said awkwardly.
"Do you know what a deduction is?
At least I was able to deduce part of the truth. That's already far better than some people.
I don't think Logan himself ever imagined that his amnesia had anything to do with the military all these years!"
Logan nodded silently. Though the truth was difficult to accept, at least he had found a lead.
"One million dollars. I'll scrape it together as soon as possible."
Aaron frowned. "Sorry, but one million probably isn't enough anymore."
"Why?"
"Because your enemy is still alive. After fifteen years, even if he hasn't become a general, he should at least be a colonel. And you definitely won't give up on revenge.
Helping you recover your memories is the same as helping you take revenge on a military colonel. I have to bear a certain amount of risk."
Logan hesitated for a moment before asking reluctantly, "How much is the price going up?"
"What do you mean, price increase? It should be called an additional condition." Aaron corrected him. "If you want revenge, don't drag anyone else into it."
Logan instinctively glanced at Jean, as if understanding something. "Before I take revenge, I'll leave this school."
"Very good."
As night fell, Jean took Aaron to her bedroom.
"This room isn't bad." Aaron, now dressed in pajamas, looked around. "Table and chairs, wardrobe, bathroom, and even Fawkes's perch. It has everything.
The bed's a little small, but I don't mind."
"What are you thinking?" Jean shot him an annoyed glare. "This may be at the end of the hallway, but it isn't soundproof, so don't get any improper ideas."
Aaron's mood instantly soured. "Terrible review. Is Charles broke or something?
He can't even afford soundproof