His Beloved Ex-Wife

Chapter 387 Stand In For One Another

Lysander greeted her colleagues in the ICU and then made a trip to the obstetrics and gynecology. department.

Lynn was not present that night. Instead, a new intern, whom Lysander was unfamiliar with, was on duty.

Seeing Lysander approach, the intern asked, “Madam, there are no doctors on duty here at night. You might want to go to the emergency room.”

Lysander replied, “I came to pick up something.”

“Oh? Did you leave something here? You’ll need to register at the nurse‘ station.”

A nurse who knew Lysander happened to walk over to her and greet her. “Dr. Thorne, weren’t you assigned elsewhere?”

“I returned to the country to attend to some matters,” Lysander said. “Is Lynn’s folding bed still around?”

“Yes. I saw her using it just yesterday.”

“All right. Please help me to inform her when she comes tomorrow. I’ll be borrowing it for tonight and will return it to her tomorrow.”

“Okay. Where do you need it taken to? Let me help you carry it there.”

“No need. There’s an elevator.”

encountered Josiah, who seemed rather anxious,

turned around and saw her. He immediately approached Lysander and took the folding

planning on sleeping here tonight?”

members of patients sleeping outside the ICU.

you want to put this?”

she can spot me the moment she

her instructions, Josiah

folding bed. He tested it first, ensuring its sturdiness

lie down for a bit. I’ll go find a nurse

I couldn’t sleep either. As long as there’s a place

his side. He watched as she slowly took a seat, her gaze fixed on the person lying in

thoughts churning in his mind, yet

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and asked, “You’re not a doctor. How can

just wanted to make you feel better.”

cold–hearted person. I don’t find this moment particularly

else. I’m not cursing anyone. I’m merely drawing a comparison. If the person lying there now were the mother who raised you, you certainly wouldn’t be as indifferent

then

remember things from before you were

had fallen into the water when I was little and almost drowned. I can’t

“I see.”