Begging For A Reconciliation

Chapter 210

Tliis was the best hospital in Linkville. That was the reason why this hospital was less crowded.

The doctors here were incredibly skilled. They had many reputable local and foreign surgeons as well. It was less crowded solely because of its high charges. Those who could treat their ilhiesses here were either nobles or rich people. The hospital had a lot of money and the best equipment in Linkville.

Leah and Ron were walking in an empty garden. The garden had a wishing fountain, and Leah walked towards it.

‘'Do you have any coins?*’ Leah asked Ron.

Ron knew what she wanted to do and gave her a stack of coins. He said to her with a smile, “Make as many wishes as you want.”

Leah laughed when she saw there were at least 20 coins in his hands. She took one coin from Ron’s hand and held it as she made her wish.

Leah’s mind was blank when she was thinking about what wish to make.

In high school, Leah went on a school trip to the famous Avalon Lake. The place had a wishing fountain as well. Leah and Regina snuck out to the wishing fountain during lunch break.

Both of them threw their coins inside the wishing fountain hoping their wishes would come true.

Back then, Regina asked Leah with a grin, “Leah, what did you wish for?”

Leah was blushing and mumbled. “I... I wish to be admitted into Sylvester University.”

Do you know what wish

her eyes and could not say the words in her mouth. She obviously knew about Regina's wish. Both their wishes

the coin in her hand. It seemed like she did not have anything to wish for anymore. She could only wish for her mother to recover soon. Leah made the wish and

Ron asked in a teasing tone as if he was speaking to a child since children were the ones who believed in

speak, she

by someone. She stepped back and hit the edges of

exclaimed. The former did it because

and tried to jump into the fountain. Ron pushed

pale, and she was

frightened voice, “Sarah, I didn't do it

he could feel

him

to approach Leah. As he was approaching Leah, he said. “Sarah,

it.” Leah tugged on Ron’s shirt. She sighed and said, “He has the mind of a seven-year-old now. Let’s not get angry at

slightly. He looked at Leah, who was soaking wet, and

blows, Leah felt the chill and

and w’aimed him, “If there’s something WTong with you, just stay in the wrard. You won’t be

hurt when he heard Ron say there was something WTong with him. He looked at Leah

after all, and he was quite independent. Even if Leah

and said,