Rebirth In Divorce: My New Mr. Perfect by Henry Foster

Chapter 828

Seeing that he had finally agreed to the exchange, Melvin didn't try to stop him.

The next day at Adams University.

"Miss Sanders, there's trouble! You need to come to the cafeteria across from campus right away. A student is causing a scene, says they're your patient." The woman on the phone sounded urgent and hung up immediately, giving Sarah no chance to ask questions.

Another colleague in the office saw Sarah freeze and said considerately, "Miss Sanders, should I come with you? If it really is your patient saying things in public, it could hurt your reputation."

Sarah took off her blue-light glasses and shook her head. "That's not what matters. I'm worried the student has been triggered by something."

With that, she grabbed her bag to leave, telling her colleague, "Don't come— someone needs to stay in the office."

Sarah rushed there, but it wasn't as serious as the phone call had made it sound.

She walked in suspiciously, looking around at the peaceful atmosphere, then approached the counter. "Excuse me, was there someone causing trouble in your shop earlier?"

The staff member at the counter looked her up and down, then asked instead of answering, "Are you Miss Sanders?"

Sarah nodded without suspicion.

a smile. They hurried out from behind the counter and grabbed her hand warmly. "You're finally here! We've restrained the kid, but he won't communicate or contact his family.

patient, causing her to miss the holes in the staff member's

"Where is he?"

toward the back of the cafeteria. "Follow me the

to the largest private room at the very back, which looked like it could seat

and Sarah stepped over the threshold and walked

a folding screen sat a figure—from the silhouette,

her finger on it. Just as she was about to ask the staff member more questions, she turned

frowned but continued walking deeper into the

man sitting inside

"Leon, are you

through, she understood

thing had been full of

had really had an incident and been triggered, they wouldn't think