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    Despite his family’s considerable wealth, including several vis and cars in his name, he found himself unwilling to share financial resources with Madeline. He couldn’t understand why he subconsciously resisted her whenever they interacted.


    He resolved to inform her about his uing trip to Silverdale once he returned home.


    On their first day at Concord Hospital, the main task for the doctors from Silver Boulder Private Hospital was to limate to the new environment and their new roles. They were distributed across different departments, where they would familiarize themselves with various roles over the next three months.


    The goal was to foster theprehensive development of the medical staff, so doctors unsuited for rotations were ced in fitting roles instead.


    Unfortunately, Norah found herself assigned to the emergency department, the most demanding area, where she would alternate between day and night shifts. After her initial day of training, she was set to begin her official duties the next day.


    Returning to her room, she learned that Gemma had been assigned to the pediatric surgery department.


    “I previously rotated for a year to earn my title, and ultimately, I found the stic surgery department the most fitting,” Gemma shared as she gathered her pajamas and tied up her hair. “Dr. Wilson, I’m off to shower. See youter.”


    “Alright,” Norah replied.


    Having spent half the day together, Norah had begun to understand the kind of person Gemma was—intelligent, easy-going, and genuinely kind. Norah had a very good feeling about Gemma. After all, a supportive friend was far more valuable than one who onlyined. Since they worked in different departments, their encounters were limited to breaks, making their friendship all the more special.


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    Norah wondered what Sean was up to. She pulled out her phone, hesitated, then decided to call himter.


    Meanwhile, Sean was in his sister’s hospital room.


    Susannained, “Sean, Mom bought so many clothes for Nancy. Shouldn’t she buy some for me too?”


    Nancy, clutching the new clothes, offered, “If you don’t want me to wear these, I’ll change back into the old ones. It’s my fault. I don’t deserve new clothes.”


    As Nancy was on the verge of tears, Ka intervened, “Susanna, once you’re better, I’ll buy you plenty of clothes if you want. We’ve just weed Nancy into the family, and I need to take good care of her.”


    Matteo added, “Susanna, they’re just clothes. Don’t worry. Once you recover, I’ll get you thetest styles. Okay?”


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