Love Beyond the Mask by Adelaide Sinclair
Chapter 412
Chapter 412
Ludwik always had his reservations about Whitney visiting Natalie in the hospital. He even mentioned that there was no need for her to seek traditional Chinese medicine for Natalie's ailments. Whitney didn't want to cause any discomfort, so she had been avoiding the topic these past few days.
But when Natalie said she missed her, Whitney's heart softened, and she quickly drove to Skyfaith Hospital.
The mood in Natalie's room was lively, thanks to Danny's presence, who seemed to have shed a bit of his usual aloofness. Maybe it was because Sammy wasn't there, but he took it upon himself to bring some energy into the room, which warmed Whitney's heart. "Natalie," Whitney called out as she entered.
Natalie immediately looked over, smiling and waving despite the IV in her nose, which Whitney found a bit odd. "How have you been feeling lately?"
"Grandma's been having this weird issue, keeps getting nosebleeds. Must be the heat or something," Danny said, frustrated.
It didn't make sense to Whitney; given Natalie's condition, it seemed unlikely it was due to "heat."
Instinctively, Whitney reached for Natalie's wrist to feel her pulse, but Dr. Ford stepped in, somewhat blocking her. "Ms. Valentine, Natalie's doing just fine. It's just a minor issue, nothing for you to worry about."
Whitney wasn't born yesterday; she sensed Dr. Ford might be under Ludwik's orders to keep a close eye on Natalie.
So, she didn't push further, though she noticed Natalie seemed thinner.
"I'll be alright. Dr. Ford will take good care of me," Natalie said optimistically.
Dr. Ford gave a stiff smile and stepped out, though he stayed close to the door.
sit down and holding her hand. "I know about the fight between
surprise, and Danny playfully stuck out his
him another chance? I waited to talk to you because I know you're upset. He told me those pictures of him with another girl were a misunderstanding. He wouldn't lie to me. Something tells me he's suffering... After your fight, he got so drunk he ended up with alcohol poisoning and was hospitalized. He came to me in the middle of the night, saying he didn't have feelings for anyone else and just wanted to reconcile with
taken aback. Ludwik was
had been harsh on the phone that
you've moved on, feels totally defeated. My son, he's far from perfect, but he loves you. He knew how much Sammy's disappearance hurt you, so he and Parker immediately went to look for Sammy in Emperor City. Don't ever doubt his love for his son." Whitney was stunned. Ludwik went to Emperor City, not just for his family, but to find
the truth hit her, and her heart was
well. My son has his faults, but he's loyal and capable. I don't believe you've fallen out of love with him
a new light, Whitney couldn't deny the
women's feelings. Whitney, for the sake of our family, please, take the first step. He's longing for reconciliation. And later, if you want, you can take your time to make him pay for his mistakes," Natalie pressed on, her voice filled with hope. Whitney looked away, torn,
seven years? If he hadn't mistaken Elaine for his savior back then, would everything
to Emperor City. Maybe you could reach out to him for a talk?" Natalie
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evening, as Whitney and Danny returned to their apartment, Bryce's
the Rolls-Royce, his suit perfectly tailored, a smile
about her moving to Emperor City due to her work and
Gem Ltd.,
glared at the approaching man, positioning himself protectively in front of his
of Danny's animosity towards Bryce, "Mommy has some important things to discuss with him.
refuse, fearing he'd
huff, he moved
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