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Rachel left her sentence hanging.
If she were to pass away, maybe she would gracefully free him to return to Tracy.
Rachel hadn’t anticipated Natalia’s visit.
Upon entering the room, Rachel found Natalia already there.
Natalia stood up the moment she saw Rachel, asking anxiously, “How are you holding up? Have you improved?”
“I’m being discharged today,” Rachel responded.
A knowing smile crossed Natalia’s face. “That’s wonderful.”
Rachel asked, “What brings you here?”
“I came here to visit you!”
Natalia gestured toward the assortment of items scattered around the room. “See all these vitamins and herbal remedies? They’re to help strengthen you. You’ve been looking rather pale and frail; you really need to take care of yourself.”
As Rachel eyed the numerous gift boxes, a sense of warmth filled her heart.
With a soft smile, she asked, “So, you no longer view me aspetition?”
Natalia casually waved off the suggestion. “That’s a different issue. Believe me, if Brian ever chooses me, I won’t let him go back to you—tears or no tears.”
Rachel chuckled heartily. “Fine, then I won’t cry. I might just throw a tantrum instead—just like you.”
At that, Natalia puffed her cheeks, feigning annoyance. “You’re making fun of me!”
Following that, she dashed over to give Rachel a yful tickle.
After a bit of fun, Rachel felt slightly breathless as she stood up.
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Natalia expressed remorse. “Sorry, I got carried away. I forgot you’re still recovering.”
“It’s alright, it’s not on you. I just need a moment to catch my breath.”
Just then, a nurse walked in and said, “Rachel, your discharge papers are ready. Please sign here.”
“Okay.”
Rachel carefully signed her name on the documents.
“You’re being discharged today? I’ll drive you home!” Natalia offered enthusiastically.
“Thank you, that’s very kind of you.”
Natalia’s demeanor was that of an exuberant, sometimes childish adult, full of joy and liveliness. Her kindness and charm were undeniable. Feeling at ease in herpany, Rachel happily epted her offer.
“Shouldn’t it be a bigger event, your discharge? Where’s Brian to take you home?”
Rachel paused, her brow furrowing in thought. She recalled that Brian was tied up with a crucial meeting today.
“There’s no need for him; he’s swamped at work. I’m quite capable of handling things, especially with yourpany,” Rachel said, her expression calm and free from the anguish that had once marred it.
Natalia’sment touched a sensitive spot. “You know, I see now why Brian picked you over me or anyone else.”
“Why is that?” Rachel asked.
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