Meeting You Was Fate

When Mandy noticed her entering Luke's ward, a cry suddenly burst out inside. Something felt uncanny, so she managed to have a look.

"I am sorry for coming in. Is everything alright here?" Mandy pushed the door open, barely frowning.

A lady in her early forties had settled on the bedside, with one hand holding a handkerchief and the other on Luke's hand, sobbing. Her makeup was so appealing as if it had been done by an exclusive makeup artist. There was no sign of gaining weight, and her skin was fair and elastic for her age. Surely, she was cared for by just the look of her well-maintained appearance.

"Don't laugh at me, Mandy. By the way, this is my sister. She just flew back from America," Luke explained to Mandy as he placed a hand on her shoulder, comforting Daisy.

Hearing this, Daisy gazed upon Mandy and said politely, "Hello, Dr. Zhou. I heard that it was you who did the surgery for my brother. Thank you very much."

gentle. Her behavior revealed a graceful etiquette of a lady, which was quite contrary to her son's crank ways and manner. Mandy thought that it might be

It is a doctor's duty to save lives and heal the wounded. Since you are fine, I'll excuse myself then. My apologies if I suddenly came inside. I thought there was something wrong since I heard sobs." Mandy's lips twitched up, giving a graceful smile as she left the ward.

her working hours, Mandy went to Venice restaurant as scheduled. She arrived at half past five. The golden rays that the setting sun emitted fell on the ground, making her feel warm. Standing in front of the restaurant, Mandy's eyes lit up at seeing how beautiful the scenery of the

was a high-profile restaurant, where all the guests could arrive only by boat. The sun hit the

inside." She heard the waiter greeted her politely as soon as she went inside the restaurant. Mandy smiled, but the thought that the waiter knew her name left her confused. Her eyes roamed around the big dining room and noticed no one else was seated around the tables.

booked the whole

herself. Nathan wore a white shirt, and he was sitting in the middle of the restaurant. A smile on his face welcomed Mandy as she walked toward him. This was definitely a nightmare for Mandy. She approached him with bitterness engulfing her whole system, as she became convinced that Nathan

tenderness were reflected in Nathan's luminous eyes. Mandy pulled gently the chair out that was opposite to Nathan's seat. As she settled down without revealing