Mission To Remarry

Chapter 694 Having Lunch With Me

The tension in the ward was lifted the moment they found a treatment plan. Jamie flashed Roxanne a grateful smile when he heard he would get better soon. “Thanks, Ms. Jarvis.”

Roxanne’s expression turned solemn when she heard his weak voice. “I’m just doing my job, so there’s no need to thank me. You must’ve had a really rough time, huh?”

Jamie nodded shyly with an anxious look on his face. This is the first time someone apart from the orphanage director and the other kids has shown me genuine concern! On top of that, she’s also really pretty! She kind of reminds me of Mom…

Roxanne patted him gently on the head. “I’ve prescribed you some medication. Make sure to take your medicine according to the instructions, and you’ll get better in no time. You also need to eat properly after you’re discharged, okay? I know you don’t feel like eating a lot, but you have to force yourself to anyway. Otherwise, you’ll end up suffering like this again. Is that understood?”

Jamie nodded obediently in response.

Roxanne let out a relieved chuckle when she saw him complying with her instructions.

a beat when he saw

medication shortly after and thanked the two profusely for helping

flashed him a faint smile as she replied, “We’re just doing our job. You must’ve had it rough looking

wad of cash from her wallet and handed it over to the director. “I didn’t bring much cash with me since I left in a hurry today. It’s not much, but you can use this to buy Jamie some food to replenish the nutrients he’s lacking. Just give me a call if the orphanage ever needs anything in the

lot to help the orphanage out. I can’t possibly accept your money! If anything, I should be the one thanking you!” the orphanage

and said, “I’m a mother of two, and I can’t stand seeing children suffer. Think of this as me trying to show the children some motherly

Roxanne stopped him by changing the topic and bringing up Jamie’s

answer, the orphanage director had no choice but

regarding Jamie’s prescription, Roxanne said goodbye and left the ward

the pointers earlier, Mr. Damaris. Had it not been for your help, I would probably still be struggling with the prescription right now,” Roxanne said gratefully as the two of them walked

an eyebrow at her in response. “I