“It was my request." admitted Jack, clearing his throat. “On the first day we were admitted to the hospital, I woke up and asked Dr. Park not to let her in. I was worried she'd disturb you."
“Dear, you knew Leia had something to do with this on the first day, didn't you?" speculated Quennie.
“Yes." nodded Jack. “That's why I asked them to stop her from coming in. I was worried she'd continue to hurt you."
Queenie let out a long, deep sigh. “I understand. I'll leave this to you."
Jack and Luke exchanged glances with each other.
Queenie seemed to have dealt with it better than they had expected.
“I'm tired," said Queenie.
Luke nodded. He had told her everything and told her everything she should have known too.
“Have a good rest. We're leaving." Luke turned to look at Luca.
"Drive safe." Jack walked them to the wardroom door and watched them leave, only then did he turn around to look at Queenie, who was lost in her thoughts.
Queenie appeared to be calm in front of Luke and Luca before, but as her husband, Jack knew her well.
“I'm getting off work. Rest well," said Johann, leaving the room too.
After Johann left, Queenie turned to the caretaker, “You don't have to stay here tonight. Go back and rest."
“Mrs. Norman..." The caretaker hesitated.
“Bring me some peanut butter oatmeal tomorrow. The oatmeal in the hospital doesn't taste good," said Queenie to the caretaker.
“Sure. Mr. Norman, Mrs. Norman, rest well." The maid left the wardroom and closed the door.
There were only the two of them left in the wardroom.
“Queen, are you mad?" asked Jack. After all, there were so many things he kept from her.
her that he would never lie on the day
he had been hiding many things from
was Leia's matter, and
tried so hard to be calm in front of the others,
didn't tell you. They're for your own good. Queen, you shouldn't worry so much." Jack walked toward her and wrapped his
I've failed as a mother. I've never thought of harming Leia, but Leia... Forget about it.
understood why Jack
because the VIP wardroom could hide them well, shielding their condition from the eyes of others. Leia could
move that Jack and Luke had made
Queenie had in mind. Only Luca could
all these troubles soon. Then, Luca could confess her true identity
she turned to look at him, "Is there something else you're still hiding from
Jack. "But I promise I'll tell you
after everything's settled." Queenie knew there must be a reason why Jack chose not to
capable as they were. The only thing
these from her
She understood.
On the other hand.
not head home right away. Instead, he sat in the
have the habit of having supper back then.
for dinner." Luke made an excuse. It was not that he did not have enough, but he wanted to spend
a
the kids. They did not have to rush back home. Thus, they
her phone and opened the map. She
see." Luke paused for a moment. The first thing that came
kids were not in bed yet. If they went back home, it would not
and Rainie, Tommy was the clingiest one among the three of
her phone, "There's a French restaurant in front of us. I heard that the food there tasted good.
Luke and took Luca's phone from her to see where the location was. Then, he drove in the direction of the
parked the car, the two of them walked
dining in
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