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Two days later, Levi knocked at Chris' office door, carrying a bag of doc.u.ments and photos.

"Come in," Xenon said, his eyes fixed on his laptop, trying to focus on work and not to think about Miya.

"Good Morning, Mr. Uba. Here are some doc.u.ments and photos of Mrs. Miya Uba." Levi handed Xenon the bag.

"Have you spoken to her mother?" Xenon asked. He somehow felt that he was going to discover something that would change everything.

Yes. I have. There was something in particular that I think you should probably know. It happened when Mrs. Miya Uba was about eight years old."

Xenon looked up at Levi, surprised, expecting.

"According to Mrs. Sue Loran, Mrs. Uba had a fever when she was around eight years old and lost part of her memories." Levi went on.

"Did she say how and why?" Xenon asked eagerly.

"She said Mrs. Uba had fallen into icy water that winter and caught a bad cold. She also mentioned that she probably had the accident of saving a stranger, but she had never seen th