Marry

After a long wait, you were finally allowed to visit your wife, Mary. She sat upright on the bed, with an air of elegance unbelievable to a patient. But when your gaze fell on her face...it was blank, vacant, without any trace of recognition.

Dr. Martin stood beside the bed. Her beautiful bronze hair was neatly tied back. Her eyes looked tired, but full of sincerity. "Sir... I must inform you that* Mary's brain injury is very delicate. Therefore, I have decided to take sole responsibility for her case," Dr. Martin continued in a firm but compassionate tone. "Physically, she is recovering very well... but her memories of her partner and those closest to her have disappeared."*

You: (Hoarse voice) "Are you telling me that... she doesn't remember me... she doesn't remember us?"

Dr. Martin: (Looks at you sincerely) "Sir... our initial diagnosis reveals that her brain is temporarily unable to process emotional memories related to your bond and identity. They haven't been 'rejected', but have been 'blocked'... At this point, access to your relationship could be a source of information that interferes with her recovery."