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    Eric watched for a moment as Linda started her treatment, then headed back to his house. Just as he arrived, his phone rang; it was Ernest on the line.


    “Alright, I understand… Don’t worry, Ernest.”


    Ending the call, Eric made his way to the garage.


    Today, Hadley paid a visit to the sanatorium.


    Her schedule had been packed with film shoots, leaving little time to visit Elissa.


    Elissa was in her usual room, decorated with a fresh bouquet of flowers on the coffee table. The bouquet featured an eye-catching mix of pink outer petals and soft yellow inner ones.


    “They’re so beautiful!” Hadley couldn’t help but admire them aloud.


    “Are they really?” Elissa asked, her blindness preventing her from seeing them. “They do have a lovely, subtle scent.”


    “Yes, they are…” Hadley confirmed with a smile, lowering her voice slightly. “Were they sent by your neighbor?”


    Elissa blinked in surprise. “How did you guess?”


    “The sanatorium would never provide such luxurious flowers.”


    Elissa was surprised. “Are these flowers really that costly?”


    “Yes,” Hadley confirmed with a nod. “These are Juliet Roses, often called the Million-Dor Rose. They’re among the most expensive varieties in the world.”


    She recognized them from the gardens at the Flynn Mansion.


    “Million-Dor Rose?” Elissa’s brow furrowed in confusion. “Why would he send me such extravagant flowers? I had no idea… I thought they were just regr roses.”


    “They signify more than just expense,” Hadley said, her smile hinting at deeper meanings. “Any idea what these roses represent?”


    Elissa looked confused and shook her head.


    Hadley smirked. “Eternal love.”


    Elissa’s expression changed dramatically; her eyes widened, and her cheeks flushed. “We’re not like that,” she murmured defensively.


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    Hadley gently linked arms with her, leaned in, and whispered, “He’s so thoughtful. Maybe you should give him a chance?”


    Just then, the sound of the doorbell interrupted their conversation.


    Elissa deftly steered the conversation away from romantic implications. “Let’s not dwell on that. It’s probably Mr. Flynn.”


    Today was her scheduled check-up, and Ernest was supposed to take her.


    Hadley let out a quiet chuckle. Ernest really was something. Even now, he hadn’t told Elissa who he really was.


    As Laney opened the door, he greeted, “Mr. Flynn, pleasee in.”


    Hadley stepped forward to help Elissa as she said to the neer, “Ernest, I had some free time today, so I came to keep Elissap—” She froze mid-sentence, her voice catching.


    “What’s wrong?” Elissa asked, confused, turning in Hadley’s direction.


    Eric, who hadn’t expected Hadley’s presence, found himself momentarily lost for words, his eyes involuntarily locking with hers before he forced himself to look at Elissa.


    “Miss Hond, I’m Eric. My brother was unable toe, so I’ll be taking you to your check-up.”


    Now it made sense. That was why Hadley had gone quiet.


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