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At that time, a patient of Jane suddenly had a headache, so she sent the patient downstairs to the CT room for
examination.
While waiting for the patient’s examination, she caught a glimpse of Byron pushing Flora around the flower bed from a
distance.
They walked and chatted with smiles, looking familiar to each
other.
The scene deeply hurt Jane’s feelings.
Just at this time, a female nurse from the burns unit who was somewhat familiar with Jane passed by.
Seeing Jane staring at Byron and Flora, she enthusiastically
introduced them to Jane, “Dr. Yoris, that’s the mother of Dr.
Lane in the emergency room, and the man pushing Dr. Lane’s
mother is her fiancé.”
“How do you know that man is her fiancé?” Jane retorted with
obvious hostility in her tone.
After all, Byron was still her fiancé in her mind. So she was
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angry to hear the nurse say he was Cora’s fiancé.
But the nurse was insensitive and didn’t hear Jane’s hostility.
She smiled, “That man tried so hard to show his kindness to
Dr. Lane’s mother. He came here almost every afternoon to
chat with her during lunch break!”
Hearing the nurse’s words, Jane clenched her hands into fists.
The nails dug deep into her palms, almost poking a hole.
But she still clenched her fists tightly as if she didn’t notice it
because only such bone–piercing pain could remind her not to
lose control in front of others!
It turned out that Byron didn’t propose to her just because of Cora’s company during his frustration, but he had planned it for a long time.
To get Flora to agree Cora to marry him, he even came to visit Flora every afternoon to seek attention.
Recalling that she had to ask Carter to make an appointment
before having an occasional dinner with Byron, Jane only felt
she had become a joke.
But the nurse was unaware of Jane’s overwhelming anger. She
smiled and continued, “Everyone in our department thinks Dr. Lane is really lucky. His fiancé is handsome and kind to elders.
He brought all kinds of delicate pastries to Dr. Lane’s mother
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every time he came. Even we could eat some.
“I heard that he seems to be an assistant. We didn’t think an
assistant’s monthly salary would be too high, but he brought high–end pastries personalized by the hotel every time. I
suppose he has spent all of his salary. But since he treats Dr.
Lane wholeheartedly, he must love her to the core. The people in our department have witnessed them show their affection many times!”
The nurse’s words reminded Jane that when Flora mentioned
her fiancé’s surname was Hansen, she asked Jane thoughtfully, “Is your fiancé’s surname also Hansen?”
She suddenly realized Flora probably didn’t know that her future son–in–law and she was originally a couple!
Otherwise, Flora probably wouldn’t have agreed with Byron and Cora being together.
The more Jane thought about it, the more she felt Flora could help her prevent Byron from marrying Cora.
Although Flora’s liking for her seemed inexplicable, she
thought she could use Flora when she thought of the seafood
porridge Flora had given to her, the scarf, and her carefulness
in front of her.
Jane stared at Flora and Byron, who were talking and
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loughing and drifting away.
滿山飯
Even though her intuition told her this would bring trouble, the
would do whatever if cost!
