No More Waiting, She Chooses Love

Chapter 760

"Cough, cough..."

In the dead of night, I started coughing-probably caught a cold. My respiratory system has always been weak, and a cold invariably leads to a cough. It must have been the running around today coupled with the chilly mountain air that got me sick. "Cough, cough..." My throat felt as if something was lodged in it, despite having drunk water.

Just as I was coughing, there was a knock at the door. Normally, a knock in the middle of the night would be unsettling, but since I was in a retreat center, I felt no fear.

Before I could even ask, a middle-aged woman's voice came from the other side, "It's Aurora from next door."

Aurora is Mrs. Clark's spiritual name. She's so dedicated to her spiritual path that she's practically a lay disciple now.

I got up and opened the door, greeting her with a nod, "Mrs. Clark."

"I heard you coughing terribly. I brought you some honey-lemon elixir," Mrs. Clark said kindly. Her hair was tied back, looking every bit the benevolent soul, despite being married to a man with quite the reputation and having a son who's no angel either. This was my first time meeting her, and she wasn't quite what I expected.

"Thank you, Mrs. Clark. Sorry for disturbing your rest," I said respectfully, genuinely grateful for her kindness.

It's like they say, sometimes what you're looking for comes to you without any effort.

illness seemed to have brought me the opportunity to connect with

a silver lining,

catch a chill? The mountain air is quite cool, and you young girls don't dress warmly enough," Mrs. Clark observed, glancing

"Yes, I didn't

card intentionally, hoping to have

Clark at her age, probably sees me as one of her own. And fromě what Shirley mentioned, Mrs. Clark is

you an extra blanket," she fell right into my

you, Mrs. Clark," I replied, showing my best grateful and

my hand, "Mix it with warm

I quickly agreed and went to fetch water, asking her,

or drink after nine at night,"

"That's

meals a day,

Ov

even crave midnight

frowns upon. I had deliberately brought it up,

shook her head, "You young people really don't