Secret Admiration: Finding True Love After Prison

Chapter 581 She's Like a Light in the Darkness

"Meryl told you to give this to me, but she didn't say anything else?"

"No, nothing."

Felix stared at the pink lollipop Philip handed him, frowning.

"Does she think I'm some kind of child to be appeased?"

Though his words were dismissive, Felix still took the lollipop and toyed with it in his hand.

"Maybe Ms. Stone just wanted to share something sweet with you. Or perhaps she sees you as a friend? It's normal for friends to exchange gestures like that, isn't it?" Philip speculated.

After all, the two of them had been clashing frequently over differing perspectives.

To Philip, Meryl offering the candy seemed like a gesture of reconciliation.

"I think Ms. Stone is quite admirable. When you were so sick you could barely hold on, even though she'd argued with you just days before, the moment I asked for her help, she came right away to treat you. That's the kind of friend worth keeping!" Chapter 581 She's Like a Light in the Darkne... Felix remained silent, his grip tightening slightly around the pink lollipop. "Do you know what I like most about her?"

Philip blinked, caught off guard.

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shifted toward the window,

darkness, making you want to move

injuries were severe, and over the next two days, Meryl juggled her orchestra practice with

a professional

an ideal patient, enduring treatments without a single

would help him walk again,

rapidly, especially with the addition of therapeutic

later, Felix could even stand with support. In time, it seemed certain his legs would heal completely. During that same period, under Harvey's guidance, Meryl's

corner, Harvey submitted Meryl's application on her behalf. Christine, exiting the vice conductor's office, scanned the list of competitors. Her eyes narrowed when she

name.

huh? And she dares to compete? Doesn't she have

been circulating in the orchestra suggesting Meryl had used Chandler's influence to

no time

louder, and the

way others

rumors were coming from. It

clear she wasn't the source. Rachel was gossiping with someone at a neighboring table,