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Thomas quietly looked at the girl in front of her, "I agree with you when you said that we can't change what happened in the past and there is no use of being sad over it. But keeping wrong data and information about past happenings which could create useless mess and misunderstandings in life is also wrong. At least we can change our opinions when we know the whole truth. Half knowledge always proves dangerous and regretful."
What Thomas just said made a lot of sense. Anna thought about it and somewhat agreed.
"Hm." she hummed and waited for the man to continue.
"Then, please listen to me first. You know that communication is key to unlocking misunderstandings." Thomas slowly reached out his hand and put on the Anna's which was on the table. When the girl didn't
