Chapter: 2731

After a moment of contemplation, Humphrey replied, "It's not conclusive evidence, but I've encountered a similar scenario in the past. A patient lost memories due to injury and couldn't retrieve them for a while. Eventually, his forgotten memories resurfaced through dreams."

Leaning back in his chair, Humphrey's demeanor eased. "As I mentioned, both amnesia and memory retrieval are fraught with uncertainties."

Following a brief pause, Humphrey recalled something and said slowly, "I once came across an intriguing concept in a psychology book. It suggested that human instincts reside in the subconscious."

Meeting Alberto's gaze, Humphrey continued, “And dreams can be seen as part of that subconscious. If, as you believe, your intuition tells you this dream is linked to your lost memories, you can trust your instincts."

Alberto's eyes betrayed a subtle, indiscernible emotion.