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When I woke up, my head felt as if someone had split it open with an axe. It was empty, except for a flood of high school memories swirling through my mind. The doctor said I had temporary amnesia from the car accident and could only remember things from before I turned eighteen. University, work, a wife: they were all words that meant nothing to me.
"She's your wife. Her name is Li Lili." The nurse pointed to the woman standing at the door of my hospital room. I looked up at her. She was quite pretty, and her eyes were red, as if she'd just been crying. But her gaze was calm. She didn't look like someone whose husband had just escaped death. The first time I looked at her, I felt
