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    She sighed and continued, “Susanna has be strange. She refused to talk to anyone—not even her family.” That was why Joanna had stayed upte. She wanted to hear Susanna speak again.


    Joanna was so exhausted that she fell asleep while waiting for Susanna. However, Susanna didn’t utter a word. Her vacant eyes were fixed on the white ceiling.


    “I wanted to call you as soon as I got back. Why has Susanna be like this, Norah? I really have no idea.”


    Norah had been thinking about the reason as well. Susanna was always a little introverted around strangers, but she was lively and merry with people she knew. It was surprising to hear that Susanna hadn’t uttered a word after waking up.


    “Matteo told Ka not to bring Nancy to the hospital. I’ve been staying beside Susanna ever since she woke up, but she is mute. By the way, Norah, haven’t you made up with Sean yet?” Joanna asked, remembering their earlier fight.


    Earlier in the day, she noticed Sean looking gloomy and cold. She didn’t dare talk to him, fearing she would annoy him again.


    “Joanna, you don’t have to worry about Sean and me. Please pay more attention to what’s going on with Susanna. If she continues to behave this way, I’ll take leave ande to her as soon as I can.”


    Norah sighed and thought she should visit Susanna herself. Susanna was her friend, regardless of what had happened between her and Sean.


    “Okay, Norah. I’m relieved to hear that. I’ll go to the hospital every day and keep Susannapany. I promise.”


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    Norah didn’t tell Joanna about the danger she had faced, just like she didn’t disclose it to Sean.


    She knew she could take care of herself. After hanging up the phone, shey on the pillow and closed her eyes. She missed Sean’s strong chest.


    All her worries would fade when she buried herself in his embrace, knowing he would hold her tightly, offering protection andfort.


    Shey on the soft bed and slowly drifted off to sleep.


    At Silver Boulder Private Hospital, Sean couldn’t sleep well since Susanna’s suicide attempt. Every time he closed his eyes, the image of Susanna’s ident would sh in his mind. He was so frightened that he didn’t dare sleep.


    When Susanna was moved to a general ward, she didn’t speak a word after regaining consciousness, which deeply concerned him. She had once been a positive girl who bravely faced her illness, but now she had turned into someone no one couldmunicate with.


    His heart ached for Susanna as he sat in the chair beside her bed, staring at her unblinkingly. The nurses had changed the infusion bottles several times. Susanna’s eyes squeezed shut in her sleep, and her breathing faltered.


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