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    However, the medicationes with side effects, the nature of which remains uncertain at this stage.


    Alexander cut in without hesitation, “It doesn’t matter. That period of memory isn’t important at all.”


    He only cared about the memories that included him.


    Carol frowned, exchanged a nce with Cedric, then turned back. “If she skips the medication, does that mean she may never remember that time?”


    The doctor responded, “It’s difficult to predict. It coulde back in an instant, or it might remain lost forever. Only time will tell.”


    Other than Alexander, who was visibly uneasy, the others fell into a heavy silence.


    Carol turned to Cedric. “You’re her husband. That makes you the closest person to her. If anyone has the right to decide, it should be you. This memory means the most to you.”


    Alexander, unable to hold back, burst out, “How can you be so reckless? Dani doesn’t even remember Cedric! Why should he get to decide? Would she ever agree to that?”


    Frustration red in Alexander’s voice. “The doctor literally said there are side effects! Were you not listening? If anything happens, will you take responsibility? Can you even handle that? Or did Cedric pay you off to ignore Dani’s well-being?”


    Carol,pletely uninterested in engaging further, shot Alexander a frosty re. “Don’t think I don’t see through you! You’re just the ex! And an ex should know when to back off! So why don’t you do us all a favor and disappear?”


    Carol had always been hot-tempered, but after everything that had happened over the past three years, she had learned to hold back. She had forced herself to tolerate a lot, but faced with Alexander’s tant audacity, her patience snapped in an instant.


    The doctor observed the rising tension and suggested, “Perhaps you should take some time to think this through before making a decision.” As he spoke, his eyes settled on Cedric, silently waiting for his response.


    Cedric maintained his usualposed and courteous manner. “If we choose not to force the memory back, there’s no need for medication, correct? We can simply let time take its course without any risk to her health?”


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    The doctor gave a small nod. “That’s correct. Other than the memory loss, she’s in excellent health.”


    A faint smile touched Cedric’s lips—a rare sight his secretary hadn’t witnessed in three long years.


    “Then we’ll skip the medication. The lost memory isn’t important—what truly matters is her health.”


    This was Cedric’s decision as Dani’s husband.


    Both Carol and Alexander were momentarily speechless at his response. Alexander, however, was particrly taken aback. He had been certain Cedric would push for the memory recovery.


    Without those lost years, Cedric meant nothing to Dani.


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