Whispers Turn to Whimpers: Could He Ever Change?

Chapter 437

Date?

When Gilbert brought it up with such gravity, Sherilyn couldn’t help but ask, “Is it some special occasion or something?”

With a mysterious smile, Gilbert dodged the question. “You’ll see when the day comes.”

All this mystery?

Sherilyn pondered for a moment. Her birthday had already passed, and his was yet to come… After all, she remembered the birthday of the man she’d had a crush on for years. Their wedding anniversary? What wedding anniversary could there possibly be to celebrate for a divorced couple?

Unable to figure out what special day it might be, she decided to just wait and see.

Saturday morning.

Gilbert dropped Sherilyn off at the dance studio, reminding her, “Don’t forget about our date tonight. I’ll pick you up.”

“Got it.”

Sherilyn had to suppress the urge to roll her eyes. How many times did he need to mention it?

His persistent nagging only made her more curious. What on earth was so important about today?

Afternoon.

While changing, Sherilyn’s phone rang.

sounding frantic. “Sherilyn! Are you busy? Can you make

those words, Sherilyn’s heart skipped a beat. “What’s wrong with Jenna? Where are

both

“I’ll call an ambulance right now, let’s meet at the

“Okay!”

changed

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arrived at the emergency department entrance before the ambulance, ready to wait for

ambulance arrived, Sophia stepped out, holding Jenna

“Jenna.”

immediately went forward, gently taking Jenna from

frantic on the inside, she dared not show it

is scared, the child will only

arms,

touched Jenna’s sweaty face. “Just hang in there,

Jenna burrowed further into

the doctor

emergency doctor confirmed Jenna had acute gastroenteritis, Due to Jenna’s preexisting conditions, they decided to admit

admission paperwork was

Jenna’s primary doctor and knew her condition

night, but he came right over

with the emergency doctor’s diagnosis. “It’s acute gastroenteritis. Considering Jenna’s condition, it’s best

you.” Sherilyn finally let out a sigh of relief, apologizing, “I’m sorry for making you come