Medical Center.
VIP ward.
Mrs. Green saw Amy pursing her lips and assumed that, having survived the disaster, she wanted to kiss her family.
Who knew that before she could lean in, Amy spoke from behind those puckered lips.
"What?"
Mrs. Green froze.
"You don't remember your mother?"
Leonard's expression changed.
Adam observed her for a moment. Seeing that she was not pretending, he quickly began examining her.
After a round of commotion.
"Adam, how is she?"
Mrs. Green asked nervously.
"It should be a aftereffect from the blow to her head—Retrograde Amnesia."
Adam pondered. "She's forgotten everything from before the impact, but don't worry. She'll remember everything that happens after she woke up."
That was what he said, but inwardly he was shouting, It's here, it's here! The most common amnesia trope in melodramatic plots has really happened!
Could it be that every one of The Three Green Daughters is truly a heroine?
Rachel had become a mid-level manager at a fashion department store.
Jill had turned her life around, entered Harvard Law School as a top student, and was well on her way to becoming an elite lawyer.
And Amy, the most disappointing and troublesome second daughter among The Three Green Daughters, was about to begin her Second Life too?
Thinking of this, Adam sighed inwardly. For the sake of his principles, he had truly lost out on so much!
If this was real.
Then he had given up at least +60 in easily obtainable attributes.
Who else but him could make such a sacrifice?
"Thank God!"
Mrs. Green heaved a sigh of relief.
"That's even better!"
Leonard said in exasperation.
"..."
Although Amy had lost her memories, she still retained basic knowledge of the world. Seeing Leonard's attitude, she vaguely guessed that she had apparently not been