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After a moment of hesitation, Zachary decided to be honest with Serenity.
“Serenity, I don’t want to go. Once the food arrives, you can eat it yourself. I’m in the hospital because Duncan had a car accident.”
Upon hearing this, Serenity’s expression shifted, and she quickly asked, “What happened? Was it when you and Mr. Lewis were together? Did you two drink again? Was it drunk driving?”
Zachary quickly clarified, “No, we didn’t drink today. We did drink yesterday, but neither of us was driving. I’m not sure what happened. Josh informed me, and I rushed to the hospital. Duncan is still being treated; he said his legs are the most seriously injured. I don’t know if they can save them.”
As he spoke, Zachary’s tone grew somber, and his words slowed, reflecting his sadness.
Serenity replied, “I’ve finished my work now. I’ll close the store and head to the hospital too.”
Zachary didn’t try to stop her; he simply said, “Drive safely.”
“I’ll have the bodyguard drive. Don’t worry too much; everything will be fine,” Serenity reassured him.
Zachary responded with a hum, “It will be fine!” He had faith that Duncan would pull through.
“Serenity, make sure to come back after you eat,” he advised, concerned for his friend. He knew he wouldn’t be able to eat when he arrived at the hospital, and Serenity would also skip meals.
“Okay, how many people are at the hospital? I’ll grab fast food for everyone,” Serenity suggested.
“There’s no need for that. Just eat something yourself; I’ll send someone to get food,” Zachary arranged, which eased Serenity’s mind.
After ending the call, she ate a little.
quickly grab some food and then hurriedly moved the shelves at the store entrance inside. The bodyguard noticed she was about to close up the shop and came in to assist her. A few minutes later, Serenity got into the car, and the bodyguard drove her to Wiltspoon People’s Hospital. During the drive, she pondered for a while before finally reaching her sister’s cell phone.
“Auntie,” answered the phone, and it was Sonny.
“Sonny, where is Mom? Please tell her to answer the phone,” Serenity said.
“Auntie, don’t you miss me? I miss you! Mom and I have moved to a new house. Do you want to come live with us? I want to be with both my aunt and my mom,” Sonny replied.
As before, Sonny longed to see her aunt every day. When Serenity lived at her sister’s house, Sonny had formed some memories of her.
“Sonny, I need to speak with Mommy urgently. Can you please give her the phone?” Serenity requested.
Sonny huffed and walked into the kitchen, holding the phone. She told Liberty, who was washing dishes, “Mom, Auntie’s on the line.”
Liberty took the phone, switched it to speakerphone, and asked while continuing with the dishes, “Serenity, what’s going on?”
“Sister, something has happened to Mr. Lewis,” Serenity said.
Liberty froze at this news and inquired, “What happened to him?”
“Zachary mentioned that Mr. Lewis was in a car accident. I’m not sure what caused it, but his injuries are serious, and he’s still in the hospital being treated. I’m on my way there now. When you had your accident, he went above and beyond to help and even stayed with you in the hospital all night. I didn’t think this could be kept from you, so I wanted to let you know,” Serenity explained.
It was ultimately up to Liberty to decide whether to go to the hospital or not. Liberty didn’t even
She washed the dishes and said, “I’m going to the hospital now.” It wasn’t about emotions; she and Duncan had known each other for nearly a year, and Duncan had always looked after her. After her accident, Duncan stayed by her side in the hospital. Because of his kindness, Liberty decided to go to the hospital to wait for Duncan to wake up.
Serenity said, “Sister, if you choose to go to the hospital, I’ll turn around and pick you up right now.”
Liberty replied, “No, I’ll drive myself.”
Serenity cautioned, “Alright, sister, just be careful while driving. Will you be going to the hospital with Sonny?”
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