Was it really so crazy busy that there wasn't even a second to check a text message? Karen's gut reaction was that Jeffrey must've lent his car out to someone else.

Truth be told, she had a lot of trust in this guy.

Sure, they'd had their share of squabbles, and before they got together, even their bickering could get as sharp as needles, but Jeffrey was always upfront about his messes—never one to hide his tracks. So the last thing she wanted was to be the paranoid type.

Thinking her cousin might have some news by now, she quickly pocketed her phone and turned back to the ER.

Serena had shown up too. Since she was getting on in years, hospitals gave her the creeps.

"Karen, your cousin still got a thing for your friend or what?" "Umm." "He's beating himself up over her, isn't he?" Serena had a knack for reading between the lines, and the situation was as clear as day to her.

returned from abroad and then left again, taking both her kids with her. It was only natural for Kenneth to be acting this way. S~ᴇaʀᴄh the FɪndNøvel.ɴet website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels

Kenneth an inch. It's always been Everett for her. It's Kenneth who couldn't let go." Karen still can't help but put in a good word for her bestie, lest when Aunt and Uncle come by later and see their son like this, they might

friend. And now? She's off living the dream, and Kenneth's left in the dust.” "Mom." "Alright, alright, I'm not blaming anyone. Just stating the facts." Karen bit her lip; she was in quite the

she'd introduced Kenneth to Dorothy, how could she have known Dorothy was already with Everett? And that

like this

"Just weak from not eating and staying cooped up; low blood sugar and blood pressure. He can't go on like this; it's taking a toll on his body. We'll move him to

Kenneth

you." "Don’t say that. We are family." As two nurses began to wheel Kenneth to his room for observation, Karen

It was Jeffrey.

Talk about timing.

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