What Separates Me and You

Chapter 134 Did Something Happen to Josephine

Despite that, Conrad ultimately decided to interrupt Josephine. “Madarn, I’ve brought dinner. You don’t have to continue cooking anymore.”

Josephine paused in her actions before turning to shoot him another glance.

Conrad continued, “President Alvarez is on a business trip right now, so he won’t be home these two days. That’s why you don’t have to prepare meals for him.”

“Lewis went on another business trip again,” Josephine thought. She stared at Conrad for a short while to make sure that he wasn’t lying to her. Finally, she lowered the kitchen knife in her hand.

Then, Josephine pulled out her phone and started typing on it. “Who went with him?”

Conrad started stammering all of a sudden. His looking away from Josephine was more than enough to answer her question.

It was Sierra.

Josephine’s eyes glistened as she looked at the dishes she had just prepared. After pursing her lips, she turned on her heel and walked away.

Conrad quickly laid out the food he had brought. Then, he watched Josephine eat her dinner quietly.

She was neither angry nor sad at that time. However, her quiet and thoughtful facade was what irked Conrad the most.

He was irritated by the things he had witnessed so far, but at the same time, he didn’t know how to vent his frustrations.

Once Josephine was done eating, she thanked Conrad with a nod.

The latter quickly cleaned up before fleeing from the mansion. Although he had only been dropping by to deliver meals to Josephine in the last few days, he began feeling increasingly irritated and stressed.

However, Josephine was the one who stayed in the mansion every day. Wouldn’t she be depressed by now?

Meanwhile, the aforementioned woman looked up at the clock on the wall, soon realizing that

it was 9.30 pm.

She picked up her notebook and stared at the blank pages, not knowing what to write.

Just like that, she sat on the couch till dawn break.

That morning, Dr. Halliday visited Styx Mansion with Josephine’s test results. He stood next

to her, clearly wanting to say something.

her head to look

the doctor. The truth was that her heart

a while before

hands before extracting the report. As she laid eyes on the diagnosis,

used one full minute to mentally prepare for what she was about to see. Finally, she opened her eyes and looked at the bottom of the page, where the final diagnosis

in bold, she released her hold on the report, letting

few bottles of medicine and handing them to her. “Madam, the hospital has prescribed you your medication. Please take them regularly. Even though this disease can’t be cured, you can still alleviate your symptoms and slow down the progression of

at the hospital suggests that you return to the hospital as soon as possible to go through another check-up. This disease isn’t as

sound confident when he said those things to Josephine. As far as he knew, there was no known case of a patient

things just to comfort Josephine, after all.

at the bottles of medicine with a

Halliday comforted, “Just jot down the things you remember whenever you can. Make sure to read through your notes every day. This method is also effective for treating

without gesturing anything.

should stick to using pen and

snapped out of her trance when she heard the last question. She quickly shook her head and started pleading with

if you’re not going to tell him anything? You’re home alone every day, you know? This isn’t safe for you.’

Josephine to change her mind,

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know for now. My condition isn’t severe anyway because I can still

knowing what to say all of a

when it came to Alzheimer’s disease. For all he knew, Josephine’s condition might deteriorate

a moment before finally relenting. “Fine, I won’t tell him anything, but you must remember to take the

while casting Dr. Halliday

expression on his face. When Josephine noticed the look of

frightened her the most.

saw them, she was reminded of the fact that she was different from other people. She wasn’t normal

to be as normal as everyone

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mixed feelings written all over his face as he looked at Josephine. Madam, p-please don’t cry. Alzheimer’s disease isn’t severe at all. As long as you take medication

A moment of silence ensued before she picked it up and read through it carefully.

pieces and threw them into a nearby trash can.

“Madam

up her phone and started typing. “I’m fine. Thank you

It’s detrimental to your

slightly in

to her after that, most of them just words of consolation. Josephine listened to

meal to Josephine, Dr. Halliday stood up sensibly and said his goodbyes to her.