Chapter 222:

Tyrone nodded, finding Ewing’s suggestion reasonable. “You’re aware of Ewing’s connections. Since he’s secured a capable doctor for you, just stay and consult the doctor. It’s for your health.”

Bria frowned subtly and forced a smile. “If securing an appointment proves difficult, then let’s not bother. No matter how many doctors I visit, my condition remains unchanged. I’d rather return to Ferelden.”

Ewing looked at Bria with a meaningful gaze. “It seems you’re upset with me. Alright, disregard my suggestion.”

With Ewing having put it that way, Bria found herself unable to protest further. She clenched her teeth, relenting. “But I do want to visit the doctor. Thank you for your arrangement, Ewing.”

Ewing gave a nod and then cast a glance at Bria, signaling her to step outside.

However, Bria seemed not to take his cue. She approached Tyrone and began massaging his shoulders. “Grandpa, I heard that my cousin is soon to be located. Is that true? What does she look like? I’ve never seen her photo, not even her mother’s images. I really can’t even picture her.”

The smile vanished from Tyrone’s face, leaving him staring vacantly. “I don’t know what she looks like either.”

Witnessing Tyrone’s troubled expression, Ewing grew concerned. He swiftly said to Tyrone, “Grandpa, don’t fret. I’ve already dispatched someone to relay the message to the Miller family. When Sarah arrives, you can see for yourself if she’s the one you’ve been searching for.”

“Miller family? Sarah?” Bria mused for a moment before an idea dawned on her. “Sarah is our lost cousin? That would indeed be wonderful news.”

Ewing noticed Bria’s intent to provoke Tyrone, and his tone carried a hint of irritation as he addressed Bria, “It’s not yet confirmed. This isn’t something you need to concern yourself with.”

Bria, feeling slighted, retorted, “Why? Just because I’ve been excluded from family matters due to my delicate health doesn’t mean I shouldn’t inquire. Are you upset with me?”

As Bria spoke, tears began to form in her eyes, spilling over her lashes and accentuating her woeful expression. Her already pale face, flushed with distress, made it even more difficult for anyone to reprimand her.

nagging headache coming on. He was well aware of Bria’s congenital heart disease, a condition she had battled since childhood, making it

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of the innocence of her childhood,

it that way. We haven’t confirmed anything yet. I plan to bring Sarah to the hospital for our grandpa to meet. If our grandpa recognizes her as the one he’s been searching for,

crying and wiped away her tears,

with reluctance. How could someone who had been missing for so many years still be considered part of the Nixon family, especially when they didn’t even share the same last

why her grandfather, despite his advanced age, was so determined to find his

astonishment, Ewing seemed to be unbothered by

she had always been the focal point of her family’s care

enough information, Bria

her way out, she nearly walked

man reacted swiftly, grabbing Bria’s arm to prevent

a sharply defined jawline and piercing, dark eyes.

Bria hadn’t encountered many good-looking men in her life, this one quickened her pulse like no

her balance, the man immediately let go of her arm and stepped back, pressing his lips together in a tight

moment, Edgar, who was nearby, chimed in with an apologetic smile, “Sorry about that, miss. Mr. Reeves is in

Edgar, her eyes locked on Jake, the man

her tone laced with a touch of disdain as she scrutinized Jake, her pretty face betraying a

discern from Bria’s tone that

a challenging encounter, Ewing emerged from Tyrone’s ward and cast a glance at Bria. “Bria, this is

Bria shifted aside, making

Bria moved away, she couldn’t resist throwing a furtive glance over her shoulder at

did not give Bria a second look, not

eyes. She grasped her current predicament involved figuring out how to handle Kallie. If Kallie remained in Avalon,

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