Beyond the Divorce

Seeing these two about to banter again, I quickly got up and said, "I'll go to the annex to check on them!"

Ava immediately shouted, "I want to go see Grandpa too!"

I had to try to reach out and grab her, but Bryon got there before and lifted Ava off the ground. I understood that he was afraid it would be hard for me to carry her.

"Oh, right! What about breakfast for the others?" I asked. After all, Loak's siblings and the medical staff were in the annex building.

"Don't worry, Jim has arranged everything!" Atlas reassured me.

Feeling relieved, I held my daughter's hand and walked towards the annex building together.

I don't know why, even though he was in the annex building, I felt like the whole Fremont Bay had meaning now.

I went to see Loak first. He hadn't woken up yet, so his face was still very pale. It's possible that he was just relocated here yesterday and had only recently recovered. He looked a little worn out. Anya was by his side, with a tense expression on her young face. Meanwhile, a doctor was carefully observing Loak's various indicators.

in, he immediately greeted me respectfully, Mrs.

all had breakfast?" I asked. They

he wakes up?" I asked

small amount of nutritious liquid food-not too much, as the lung injury hasn't

nodded, and then let them go about

eyes. I quickly bent down to look at him and softly

open his eyes. He looked at me and then nodded. He could understand a little English. He was now concentrating

patted his shoulder, "I should thank you! This is our home, and you are safe

his brother, and Loak nodded continuously, his eyes full

Loak on the sickbed, and ran

away and

I secretly felt fortunate that my daughter Ava was lucky, and I

base, and how he managed to locate my father. Not to mention the possibility that I might have lost my father if Loak hadn't been there, and even the crucial details behind the