Hannah Sue saw the message and immediately turned around, scanning the school gate.

She was skeptical, thinking Evan Sutton might be playing a trick on her.

But she still looked carefully among the waiting parents outside the gate, hoping to spot Evan Sutton.

Finally, it was Evan Sutton who waved at her, and Hannah Sue’s face lit up with a smile as she cheerfully ran towards him with her backpack on.

Separated by the school gate, Hannah Sue’s excitement and enthusiasm were not dampened. She panted as she said, "I thought you weren’t coming!"

Evan Sutton sighed helplessly, "Even if I come, I can’t give you bonus points. Don’t waste time; go to the exam hall and review the subjects again."

Hannah Sue grumbled, "I’ve reviewed them several times already. You’re stricter than my teachers."

Evan Sutton: "You’ve worked hard for so long, stick it out for these two days. It’s better than having to repeat the year."

"Pfft, I haven’t even started the exam yet! Don’t jinx it."

Evan Sutton chuckled, "Alright, hurry inside. I’ll wait for you here. Just focus on the exam, pay attention to the questions, and don’t be careless."

"I know! You have to take me to eat something delicious for lunch!"

"Sure."

After seeing Evan Sutton nod, Hannah Sue ran towards the exam hall with a smile, turning back after a few steps to say to Evan Sutton, "Make sure you wait for me!"

Evan Sutton waved his hand, urging her to hurry, and couldn’t help but remind her, "Be careful, don’t make mistakes on questions you know."

"Got it!" Hannah Sue’s steps towards the exam hall became lighter.

On the road outside the exam hall, Miles Sterling was passing by the school gate with a crutch.

After days of rehabilitation, he could now walk with a crutch, free from the wheelchair.

His body was getting better day by day, but he felt increasingly restless inside.

He recognized Gwen Grant’s meticulous care during this time; he saw it clearly. He knew she was a good girl, someone who stayed by his side when his life was uncertain.

But for some reason, when he was with Gwen Grant, he felt a sense of oppression and wanted to escape from the constraints of that relationship.

He couldn’t imagine that she was the girl he once loved deeply.

He was always cautious, afraid his words and actions might hurt Gwen Grant, suppressing his temper and trying hard to get along with her.

But he could never find that feeling, and he didn’t dare to tell Gwen Grant that a girl from the amusement park always appeared in his mind.

Since Miles Sterling could walk with a crutch, he went to that amusement park every day, waiting near the carousel, hoping that girl would appear again.

He wanted to ask the girl face-to-face if they had met before.

The feeling of not knowing anything about his past was unbearable. He wanted to regain his memories quickly and return to his normal life.

Something special seemed to be guiding him inside, a voice in his head telling him that the girl was the key to unlocking his memories.

But among the vast crowds of Rivia, meeting her again seemed as difficult as climbing to the sky.

The phone vibrated persistently in his pocket. Without taking it out, Miles knew it was Gwen Grant calling.

He frowned, let out a breath, feeling somewhat reluctant but didn’t dare ignore it, and then answered the call. Gwen Grant’s concerned voice immediately came through: "Miles, did you go out again?"