After taking her medicine, Jenna slept relatively peacefully.

Sherilyn returned to the hospital, and Sophia poured her some warm water, handing it over. "You stay with Jenna, I'll go make some food." "Thanks, Sophia," Sherilyn nodded. "Just prepare something for Jenna. I'll grab something quick for myself." "Alright, got it."

Once Sophia was gone, Sherilyn stayed by the bed, gently stroking Jenna's sweaty forehead.

She pulled out Jenna's favorite little towel from her bag and tenderly wiped her daughter's face.

The sunlight streaming through the window was a bit too bright, making Jenna frown in her sleep.

Quickly, Sherilyn got up to draw the curtains. As she turned around, the door opened, and Gilbert walked in. "Sherilyn."

Her gaze dropped to Gilbert's bandaged and sling-supported arm, and she couldn't help but smirk.

"Playing the hero and got yourself hurt?"

Gilbert grimaced. "Just a dislocated shoulder."

"Just?" Sherilyn raised an eyebrow, her smile deepening yet turning colder. "Seems like you're quite the martyr."

"Sherilyn..." Gilbert frowned, at a loss for words.

It seemed no matter what he said, Sherilyn would take it the wrong way.

"I find it quite pitiful too."

didn't you both just ride

Gilbert snapped, anger in

his frustration. "Even if you don't like Caroline, you shouldn't

"What, you came

felt a pang in his chest. "That's not what I

"Then shut it."

an annoyed expression. "Jenna needs rest. Keep

speak but

mumbled in her sleep,

her. When Jenna didn't wake, she

when sick; otherwise, she

"Let me."

stood up,

skeptically. "You're

can Jenna

spoke, Gilbert

one good arm,

"There, Jenna. Alle

Slowly, Jenna calmed down.

...

afternoon, Sophia

was awake, cradled in Gilbert's arms, looking

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