Hendrix smiled apologetically at her. "I need to work and Mom's not feeling all that well. So, we can't go with you. Anne, you're still young; you not only have to read books, but you'd also need to see the outside world. Thus, we've entrusted your travel responsibilities to Mr. Saunders."

Anne probably had no idea what Hendrix's big speech was about. Still, she nodded obediently. "Okay!" Sᴇaʀch Thᴇ FɪndNøvel.ɴet website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

I looked at Hendrix and thought what a cunning, old fox he was!

After we had our breakfast, Hendrix sat on the sofa in the living room leisurely and seemingly not in a hurry to leave.

I asked Fiona to watch over Anne as I prepared to leave. I turned to look at Hendrix. "You're not going to the office?"

He raised his eyebrows, "I'm waiting for you!"

I was stunned. "I'm not going to the Roberts Group."

He nodded and walked towards me, "I know. I'll take you to the hospital, then I'll head to the office."

"But I can drive on my own. It's not far either!" "It's snowing heavily. It's not safe!"

Since he was so determined on sending me there, who was I to refuse?

his gesture

soon arrived at

car by the hospital building and took some tonics

to see these, so I asked, "When did you

prepared them

seemed like he was

help but feel touched by his simple action. He was really meticulous, which made

worn off six hours after

had to rest for a few days due

night, Pedro, who was seated on a chair,

on the hospital bed, seemingly deep in thought as she stared

ward, she looked over and was startled to

gave Pedro a few pats. Then, she said to us with a smile, "You're

woke up and straightened his back, looking slightly surprised as well to see us. He then got up, looking a little dazed. When he regained his

the tonic he had brought over on the hospital desk. "It's snowing, but

before his gaze fell on Pedro, who

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