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"Wilfred?" Nina froze for a moment, then her face lit up with a genuine, radiant smile.

Wilfred glanced at Gemma beside her and returned the smile. "It's been a long time since I've seen you." "Are you here to see Charlie? I noticed the medical kit in your hand."

"No, I came to deliver some medication for Jamie."

Wilfred explained briefly, mentioning that Jamie had been diagnosed with bipolar disorder.

Hearing this, Nina's face clouded with worry, and she immediately wanted to visit Jamie to check on her.

Wilfred reassured her, "Don't worry. Her condition is much more stable now. While this illness can be serious, it's not as bad as it sounds. Her sister's death was a severe blow, combined with other factors, that triggered it." "That's a relief," Nina said, visibly relaxing.

They chatted for a bit, and Wilfred's gaze softened as he asked, "How have you been lately?"

"I'm doing well. What about you?" Nina paused, then smiled in return.

"The hospital keeps me busy, but things are better than before," he replied.

"That's good. You're always busy, unlike me. I just worry about trivial things all day, whether it's Gemma or Orion at home, neither is easy to handle," she said with a playful sigh.

Despite her words, the smile on her face couldn't be hidden.

to anyone that Nina

of bittersweet emotion, part envy, part contentment. Seeing her happiness made him smile, and the warmth in his expression made him seem gentle and approachable. In the end, he watched her leave,

stood there for a long time, gazing after

he glanced at the sky, blinking away the sting in his eyes before

*

the medication but didn't get

greeted him with a much softer attitude than

primary physician, the one

explained his

arlie's

discharged. From now

"Discharged early?"

weeks. His recovery has been better than

was one of the few pieces of good news Ben had received in a

faded,

and prepared to leave after sharing the update. As he reached

I

might not be as indifferent to you as you think. It all depends

With that, Wilfred left.

as he contemplated those