Chapter Three: The Bears Carry My Throne

It controlled the charity payment processor reviewing Gu Ning's funds. If the old man revoked his memory trade, the freeze would end. “They want to prove capital can reverse a real sacrifice,” Su said. The hospital appeared by video. Gu Nanshan no longer remembered the auction, but he had read his daughter's written explanation. A cancellation form lay before him. With one signature, he could reclaim the memory; the surgical funds would be returned to the buyer. Zhou He appeared on another screen. “Mr. Gu, a man should not sell his life for money. Sign, and we'll treat your dementia free of charge.” It sounded noble. Even the chat began to waver. The old man asked Gu Ning, “Did I really hear you play?” “Yes.” “Was it good?”