A Farewell After Being Reborn

Chapter 208

Sage

assumed Wanda had encountered some difficulties, so she comforted her, “Do tell me if there’s something I could help you with.”

The middle–aged woman immediately shook her head. “Oh, no. It’s nothing.”

“Alright, then.” Sage then took a sip of the soup Wanda had prepared.

“Mrs. Holcomb, did you get into an argument with Mr. Holcomb?” Wanda asked.

Sage took another sip of the soup and responded, “It’s nothing serious–just a little disagreement.”

the

All she had done was let off some steam. Ian, on the other hand, had barely reacted.

“Mrs. Holcomb, I believe Mr. Holcomb is worried about you. He specifically asked me to make this soup for you. He said you’d drink it when you returned,” Wanda continued.

instant.

Sage lost her appetite in an She wondered what Ian was playing at. After all, she had just called him out. So why was he going through all this trouble?

returned to her room after dinner. After she did so, she received a message

way out of line today. Don’t forget that you still

Sage was baffled.

human shield. I can’t believe you still have the nerve to mention that I owe you a

no time

her phone’s screen, Sage scoffed and accepted the call. “What do you want? Are you

he grumbled. Is this how you speak to Ian in private as well? Is that why he’s dumping

Mr. Morrison? Please don’t tell me you’re just here to stick your nose into my relationship. You’re making me wonder if

was visibly disgusted. “I’m not

exchanged a few more barbs before

to market CureX’s medication? I had someone draft a proposal, so please take a look at it. Let’s

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just send it over.”

her laptop when she noticed Ian standing by the door. She had no. idea when he had arrived. His face was as

brows were knitted as she asked,

toward the stairs without saying

thought to

through the proposal. She felt sore and stiff when she was done. Hence, she shut her laptop and decided to go downstairs to ask Wanda to help her apply the ointment. However,

made herself crystal clear. Knowing Ian, he shouldn’t have come to