Feel the Way You Feel, My Love

The two kids stopped frolicking and looked at him curiously.

Shane shook his head and said worriedly, “I don’t know. Jacqueline suddenly stopped saying anything.”

“Did something happen to her?” Natalie gazed at his phone and made a bold guess.

Shane couldn’t help but swallow his saliva, worrying that what she said might be right. As he was about to say something, they heard a voice again over the phone. Nevertheless, it wasn’t Jacqueline but another unfamiliar woman who said, “Hello, Mr. Thompson, are you still there?”

“I’m the nurse on duty to take care of Ms. Graham. I wanted to check up on her just now and realized that she has passed out. Since she was holding a phone, I tried to answer it,” the nurse replied.

Shane was startled. “What? Did Jacqueline pass out?”

Meanwhile, Natalie raised her eyebrow in shock upon hearing it.

She couldn’t believe that she made the right guess—something happened to Jacqueline.

“Yes, I have just checked on Ms. Graham. She fainted all of a sudden,” the nurse continued speaking as she lifted Jacqueline’s eyelid.

Supposedly, she had to be admitted to ICU due to sudden loss of consciousness.

Shane was well aware of it. He gripped his phone tightly and said, “I understand. I’m coming to the hospital right now.”

he put down his phone

lips moved slightly, Natalie knew what he wanted to say. As such, she swiftly closed the

leaving?” Sharon glanced at Shane and felt a

a word but merely crossed his arms like

Shane’s friend is sick, so he has to visit

showed the two kids a gesture to get out

her obediently and

was about to hop out

is it, Mr. Shane?” Natalie looked back at

the eyes and apologized, “I’m

smile and asked, “Why do you have to

two kids here. I thought you wouldn’t have time to take care of them due to

he apologizes

you trouble anymore? I’ll apply for a breakroom from Mr. Horner so that they can get some rest there. So, you can put

finished. Then, she turned around to

Shane left in

drove away. After that, she led them into the building of the

to see the woman whom you didn’t allow us to meet