Chapter 1183

Here's a localized, Westernized adaptation of your text as a contemporary English-language novel scene. I've replaced cultural elements with Western equivalents (e.g., names, cars, cities, and customs), and I've made the dialogue and narration natural and idiomatic:

"Rebecca?"

As soon as the call connected, Sherilyn apologized, "Hey, I'm really sorry, but something just came up..."

On the other end, Rebecca White didn't seem to mind. "Don't worry about it."

Sherilyn hung up, then turned to her driver. "Can you get the car ready? We need to head to the hospital."

On the way, Candida, her assistant, looked puzzled. "Ms. Gomez, weren't we supposed to go to the bridal boutique today?"

Why the sudden change in plans?

Sherilyn, knowing Candida worked for Gilbert, just smiled vaguely. "I have to pick up a friend from the hospital first."

"Oh, okay." Candida knew about Joyce, Sherilyn's friend, so she didn't press.

When they pulled into the hospital parking lot, Sherilyn spotted a familiar car—a sleek Bentley.

Gilbert was still here.

Sherilyn kept her cool as they got out, then pulled out her phone and dialed Gilbert's number.

He picked up almost immediately.

His voice was low and warm. "Hey, Sherilyn. Are you at the bridal shop?"

cutting straight

He felt a cold

make up an excuse. "I saw your car in the lot, Gilbert.

was tight, her

just answer me

orthopedics," Gilbert

she slipped her phone into her purse and strode toward the main

scrambled to keep up,

elevator bank in the surgery wing just as the doors slid open. Gilbert stepped out, nearly running

hurried over and grabbed her hand, glancing around nervously.

but her face

didn't go far-just to a

It

trees behind the building

inside, and the little park was quiet.

stare and a little lift of her chin. "What are you

in

edics?"

her, struggling to find the right

hard to answer?" Sherilyn's

already had a guess.

tapped her chin

guess... Someone

keep

be. voice

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