Secret Admiration: Finding True Love After Prison

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Meryl quickly pieced together the situation from the words. "Lola," "car accident," "fracture," "surgery," and "signature" that flashed through her mind.

It seemed that Lola had been in a car accident, fractured a bone, and needed surgery, and the call had ended up with Dante.

Dante's brow furrowed, his expression turning serious.

Meryl glanced at him just as the call ended.

Dante told Meryl, "I need to head to orthopedics. I'll be back soon. In the meantime, stay with Anne."

Meryl raised an eyebrow. "Didn't you say last night that you never wanted to see her again?"

"That was the plan, but Lola's in Kingsdom without any family. She once saved my life, and now she needs someone to sign for her surgery. I can't just let her die." The reason was so reasonable that Meryl found herself unable to

argue.

She nodded. "Alright, go ahead."

Dante, still concerned, added, "I bought breakfast for Anne. Make sure she eats something. I'll be back in half an hour, so

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please take good care of her until then."

"Half an

probably be

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watching Dante leave until he disappeared from view before she

she didn't ask questions, and her

moment, a nurse came in and

up, her heart aching

"Anne doesn't

that bastard! I wish I could tear him

said softly, wiping Meryl's tear from the corner of her eye, "It's my abortion.

and continued, "I checked with the doctor. The surgery will be really quick, just about five minutes. No. recovery time needed; I'll be

I'm taking you out for a night on

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to show off their abs! I'll use Chandler's

her smile genuine as

never need to worry about money again. I'll use that money to hire a young stud, buy that empty apartment upstairs, and party

waited outside, and just two minutes later, Dante returned, pushing Lola, who was

was holding a stack of documents, apparently signing

well, she should be able to walk in a month. But I heard Ms. Cohen is a dancer? It's a shame, though; she

dance again, Meryl thought of one word: