Memories Of The Night

So...

Is there something else who wants to know about her other than him?

The man solemnly nods, "Yes, you go in alone. Miss Jones, please!"

Farrah, though, is more nervous. She doesn"t know what kind of person could make the man in front of her so respectful and polite.

But no way, she has come, and she does not have the right to choose.

Farrah bites her teeth. She pushes the door open and goes in.

After she enters, the man closes the door behind her.

When she walks into the study, Farrah looks up timidly. She found a white-haired old man at his desk, practicing calligraphy with a writing brush.

In a simple suit, the old man writes with a st.u.r.dy brush and vigorous font.

It is at the last word that the old man picks up the brush and sets it on a stand.

At the instant the old man looks up, Farrah recognizes him.

Isn"t this the old man who showed up Yesterday in Dr. Woods" office?

She heard he"s...

Eric Simon, Mr. Simon?

It seems that what two little nurses said Yesterday might be true because such a grand villa can prove the old gentleman"s ident.i.ty.

It"s just...

Why does such a big name try hard to find her to come here?

What personal information does he have to ask her?

Farrah always has some confusion about this situation.

Yesterday, even just being stared at by Mr. Simon, she feels an invisible pressure.

Now Mr. Simon has invited her into his study, and she is so embarra.s.sed that she does not know where to put her hands and feet.

Farrah greets him nervously, "h.e.l.lo, Mr. S… Mr. Simon."

Perhaps sensing Farrah"s nervousness, Mr. Simon points gently at the couch, "Sit down, my girl, and relax."

She does not expect the old man"s tone to be so gentle...

Farrah"s heart is pounding fast, and then she relaxes a little.

The seemingly dignified old man seems to bear her no malice.

Farrah walks over cautiously without any noise and sits down on the couch.

Then a servant knocks on the door and comes in and offers Farrah a cup of tea.

After a few sips of tea, Farrah"s taut nerves relax.

"Mr. Simon, did you want to ask me something?"

Mr. Simon raises his eyes at Farrah and says, "Yesterday, I saw you wearing a necklace around your neck. It is very familiar, and I do not know whether you can pick down to give me a look?"

Necklace?

There is a flash of surprise in Farrah"s face.

This necklace... is the lucky necklace which Katrina gave her.

She took it out when she met Katrina at the hospital yesterday.

She was in such a hurry that she forgot to put back the necklace under her collar. So when she went to Bob Woods" office to deliver medicine, Mr. Simon saw it.

Did Mr. Simon find the necklace familiar?

So...

What"s the story of this necklace?

Seeing Farrah in a trance, Mr. Simon thinks she cherishes it so that she is unwilling to take out the necklace.

"I"ll just have a look," Mr. Simon says quickly, "You can rest a.s.sured that I won"t take your necklace away."

Then Farrah bows her head, takes off her necklace, walks over to Mr. Simon, and hands it to him.

At the sight of the necklace, Mr. Simon"s expression seems to change into complex...

He looks a little pleased, but he also has an indescribable sadness. He seems as if he remembered something important or someone. In a word, he looks half happy and half sad.

Mr. Simon looks at the little letter "s" behind the necklace pendant and murmurs, "sure enough! Sure enough!"

Farrah is puzzled by Mr. Simon"s reaction.

The back of the necklace is engraved with an "s"...

Could it be that this necklace is related to the Simon family?

Mr. Simon strokes the necklace lovingly and finally raises his head. His pale eyes seem to be suffused with slight tears. With a softer expression, he asks, "My girl, where did you get this necklace?"

Suddenly, Mr. Simon shows a softer att.i.tude towards her after seeing the necklace...

Farrah knows the importance of the necklace.

"I... This necklace has been with me when I was young as if my mother left it to me."

Farrah purses her lips and, instead of telling Mr. Simon the truth... she chooses to lie.

She met Katrina when they were young at the orphanage, and she wore the necklace around her neck at that time.

She has heard her say it was the only thing her mother has left her.

Hearing Farrah"s words, Mr. Simon becomes even more excited, "When were you born, girl?"

"April 20th."

Although she was raised in an orphanage with Katrina, Katrina had a dad and a family.

But she...

As long as she can remember, she has been dressed up as a beggar by human traffickers and dragged in the street to beg for money.

At that time, Patton, who was still young, was forced to take a lot of sleeping pills by human traffickers when he was crying. When he woke up, he turned abnormal and foolish.

Some kind people later saved them and sent them to the orphanage, but she doesn"t even know when her birthday is.

Katrina said, "I"ll share my birthday with you," after she met her in the orphanage.

Later...

She set her birthday on Katrina"s birthday.

"My girl, what impression do you have of your parents?"

Farrah knows that the necklace is Katrina"s.

If Mr. Simon wants to look for someone, it must be Katrina.

However, she still does not explain anything, but acquiesces.

Farrah shakes her head in silence, "When I was very young, I was always wandering outside, begging for money for survival. Until later, I was sent to the orphanage, and I do not have any memories of my parents."

Hearing Farrah"s words, Mr. Simon seems to recall some painful past events. A sigh of silence comes to him, and the tears in his eyes become obvious.

"My child, I am sorry that these years let you suffer."

Mr. Simon"s apologetic tone surprises Farrah.

"Mr. Simon, do you, do you know this necklace?"

"I know this necklace; I gave it to your mother on her 18th birthday!"

"Then you are... "

"My child, I am your biological grandfather! Your mother was my favorite little daughter! Just because I was against her falling in love with your father, she ran away with him when she got pregnant! After that, there was no more news about her."