No More Waiting, She Chooses Love

Chapter 217



Susie's loneliness was palpable, almost as if she wished to tether me to her side indefinitely.

With merely a weekend to spare, I found myself extending my leave by another two days for Grant Smith, all to keep her company.

But as the adage goes, all good things must come to an end, and my departure was inevitable.

She packed for me a thermos filled with dew-brewed chamomile tea and a box of food steamed with pollen and petals - it was as if she wanted to give me the very best of what she had.

Her fondness for me was undeniable, and it instilled in me a profound sense of responsibility.

"Felicia, do drop by whenever you find the time," Susie managed, avoiding my gaze.

Tears brimmed in her eyes, a silent testament to her vulnerability and inner strength.

I could hardly muster more than a nod, fearing my voice might betray the emotions I was desperately trying to keep at bay.

Goodbyes are the tenderest blades, slicing through hearts with silent ruthlessness.

"I've asked a friend to get in touch with a doctor. Once everything's set, your brother and I will come pick you up," I promised, offering her a glimmer of hope as I hugged her goodbye.

waiting, sis," Susie's words were the motivation I

messaged Fanny, planning to meet her straight after

sleep, my dreams a replay of our

in the evening. Instead

Conrad Wagner's call came

Perez, Conrad hadn't bothered me much. His call

out, "Is it

off guard, a reminder of events

asking meant he hadn't

find words that could convey

won't you say something?" His voice carried

do you want me to say? Can't you see for

demeanor, nurtured by my time

silent. As I was about to end the call, he confessed,

let

door now." Content

Served him right!

words echoed

belongs to

now," Conrad's voice was laden with

sympathy within me, only a