Chapter 39: Terrible Fiance Chapter 39: Terrible Fiance “I was planning to visit my daughter before heading to the restaurant, but I was not sure if I had have enough time to see her, spend a little while, and then make the drive.” “Your daughter?” Reuben asked, his brows lifting in surprise.

“You did not mention you had a daughter.” His tone shifted slightly, curiosity mixed with something unreadable.

“She’s not my biological daughter,” Courage quickly explained, shaking her head to clear any misunderstanding.

“She woke up from a coma last month.” “The girl I told you about, the one who was in a coma for four months,” Courage began, her voice soft but steady.

“When she woke up, she called me ‘Mommy.’ It caught me by surprise, but I decided to let her call me that.

I mean, she’s really beautiful, and… of all her family members, only her eldest brother visits her consistently.

The rest barely show up.

So I thought, why not?

If it gives her comfort, I’ll let her call me ‘Mom.'” “Oh, so that’s it,” Reuben replied, nodding as understanding dawned on his face.

“Okay, I get it now.

But you shouldn’t just go around accepting children like that, you know.” “Okay.

Uhm can she join us for lunch?” Courage asked carefully, her tone soft as she tried not to upset him further.

Reuben stared at her in disbelief, his eyebrows furrowing.

“Are you serious right now?

I drove all the way here to spend time with you, and you want to bring in a little girl to ruin the whole thing?

Do you even hear yourself?

That’s it.

going back to the office,” he said,

Courage said quickly, panic lacing her voice as

“Don’t worry about it.

me you

to

lunch,” she added, her tone

dampened my mood,” Reuben said sharply, grabbing the lunchbox from

behind a parked car, Nnenna

appeared to be in his mid forties but maintained a youthful appearance, thanks to his well kept

to Nurse Courage, who, though the same age, looked significantly

cheeks and jawline, added

he worked for a finance company located

was a certain arrogance in the way he carried himself, something that

her heart sinking

realized she might have indirectly caused trouble for Nurse

I shouldn’t have asked her to visit me so

Just as she began to drown in her own guilt, the familiar chime of

Ding!

Nurse Courage leave her

10 points for

man as he disappeared into the

her like a truck, the

do, pacing back and forth

a flash of determination crossed

date,” she declared to

carefully dodging the nurses who seemed to be searching for someone,

deciding that playing the sick card was her best chance to avoid

sluggishness, she left the room, moving deliberately as if she were still weak

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