In Love, Never Say Never

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The corridor wasn’t exactly wide, so we came face to face with one another. Stunned for a while, he then straightened his clothes and explained, “Ms. Stovall, I’m here to treat Rebecca.”

Jared was Ashton’s best friend. They say that you only need to look at the attitude of a man’s best friend to truly know whether he holds affection toward you.

Attitude aside, the way that he addressed me was enough to prove that I would only ever be Ms. Stovall.

What a polite and distant form of address!

I learned not to dwell too much on the details as they would only bring me heartache. Forcing a smile onto my lips, I gave way to him as I replied, “Mm, go ahead!”

Now and again, I truly admired Rebecca. She merely needed to shed a few tears to receive the warmth that would never be bestowed upon me even after half a lifetime of hard work.

Back in the bedroom, I found a suit that Ashton had never worn before. Eventually, I brought it with me as I walked down toward the living room.

Rebecca. After measuring her temperature and prescribing her

downstairs and saw me standing in the living room, he offered me a civil smile. “It’s

wet and it’s still raining outside. You should change into this before

me without saying anything for a while. Then, his handsome face stretched into a grin. “It’s alright. I’m as fit

the clothes into his hands and insisted, “Ashton has never worn this before. Even the tags are still there. You two are almost the same

that, I climbed the stairs

my grandmother was hospitalized, Jared was her attending surgeon. He was an internationally renowned doctor. If it weren’t

The next day.

whole night of heavy rain, the morning air was filled with a musky and fresh scent. I was used to waking up early. After washing up, I went downstairs only to see Ashton and

stove. Gone was his

and pretty face was slightly flushed, likely due to the fact that her fever had only just

lifted to feed Ashton a strawberry before she continued, “But not too burnt,

Although he had merely kept silent, his eyes were enough to convey the extent

blessed with refined features