True Love Waits

"Oh! That's because he misses his parents very much. You have your parents and grandparents with you all the time, but he only has his grandparents to keep him company. You should be strong for your family. If you don't have the operation, you won't be able to get well soon. Your parents will be very sad if that happens. Do you want to make them sad? Don't you want to see them again?" Sheffield explained. The girl burst into tears. "Yes, I do! I love my mom and dad a lot! I don't want to make them sad! Boo...hoo..."

"There, there. A girl should never cry, because that's not cute! As long as you agree to have the surgery, everything will be fine. Then you can see your mom and dad every day. Be strong for them, all right?" "Okay," the girl agreed, muffled sobs wracking against her chest. "Will you do the surgery for me?"

Sheffield smiled and said, "Yes. I will be in charge of this operation. It's almost time. Let's go back and get everything ready, okay?"

"Okay! Thank you!"

Sheffield picked the girl up in his arms and carried her back towards the renal transplant department. "You are a very polite girl! When you see your father and mother later, you have to comfort them and tell them that you will recover very soon. Can you do that?"

The little girl wrapped her arms around Sheffield's neck and said, "Okay! As long as you stay with me all the time, I can do it."

"Don't worry! You will just take a nap, and when you wake up, I will be by your side..."

As the doctor walked farther, their voices faded. Debbie stared at them pensively as mixed emotions surged up in her heart. 'Sheffield is not only good at what he does, but he is also handsome and kindhearted. He is much better than that Calvert. If only he would be my son-in-law!' she mused.

Driven by curiosity, Debbie decided to find out whether Sheffield had a girlfriend or not. If not, she wouldn't mind fixing him up with Terilynn.

Debbie decided to wait until he was off duty after she overheard him saying that he was going to have an operation later.

At around 8 p.m. in the evening, Sheffield took off his lab coat, changed into his clothes and walked out of the office.

stopped by a voice calling out to

see an elderly woman smiling at him. After straightening his clothes and making sure everything looked fine, he walked up to

a coincidence, Dr. Tang. Did you just get off work?" Debbie gave him a broad smile. The more she looked at him, the more good-looking he was. He was even more handsome than Carlos. "Oh, I just came out from a surgery. Why are you still

hospitalized in the cardiovascular department. I came to check

like to invite you to dinner." Debbie's smile grew wider as she was glad to hear that. "Okay, I'll take

"I'm not very picky about food. What would you like to

picky about food?' Debbie grew even fonder of him when she

we find a place nearby? Did you have something on your mind for dinner? It's on me!" They walked out of the hospital together happily. Sheffield felt as though his future mother-in-law was much nicer than his future father-in-law. Unfortunately, picking a place to eat was a lot harder than it seemed at first. After all, the most high-end restaurants in Y City were all inside the Shining International Plaza, which was owned by Debbie. Sheffield realized that she must have

pleased with his suggestion. She always thought that dishes in a homemade

should warn you beforehand that most of

when it comes to

was damaged a few days ago and it is still in the 4S shop. I have no choice but to drive my sports car. Are you feeling cold? I can lower

people loved sports cars. Besides, it wouldn't take

hospital parking lot and headed

chatting happily with each other. On the way, they

in a car just behind them, rolled down the window

the yellow convertible parked in front of her car on the left. The man

to the driver as Evelyn could only see the back of the person's head. However, the long, black hair of the person was clear indication

quivered. 'Who is with Sheffield now? He seems quite happy. Who

me for days and hasn't come