My Sweetheart

Joseph took Kathy to race over to Benedict’s hospital room. A nurse blocked them in the doorway, and asked, “Are you relatives of the patient?”

Worriedly Kathy replied, “I’m Professor Watson’s student.”

The nurse said coldly, “If you’re not a family member, you can’t visit.”

Joseph’s expression didn’t change. His gaze fell on the tightly shut door. He went over and pushed it open. The nurse wanted to stop him, but his aura of power was too strong—she didn’t dare. All she could do was to remind outsider, “You can’t interrupt the patient’s rest!” Then she hurried to report the incident to her superiors.

Inside the room, Benedict was looking lively, a book in his hands. “Professor Watson!” Kathy exclaimed, rushing over with great concern.

He looked at them in surprise. “How did you two come to be here?”

Softly she said, “When I couldn’t reach you, I was so worried. I had to come.” Seeing him looking well, she felt such relief.

“I lost my phone in the accident, and I can’t leave the hospital. My assistant is in the hospital as well,” he replied with a furrowed brow. Though he’d not been badly hurt, the doctor had insisted he remain in the hospital to be examined. He himself was a doctor, he was quite familiar with his own condition.

“Professor, are you all right?” Kathy asked with concern.

“By and large, yes.”

“Then…” Kathy looked at Joseph.

Benedict could see what she intended. “I want to return to City N as soon as possible. Go and help me finish all the formalities.”

Kathy responded, “I’ll go now!”

and saw there was no reason for him to remain in hospital. Carefully he said, “Professor,

be the driver’s fault. All the passengers had entered the hospital. But he didn’t know how they were doing, he’d not seen a single familiar face since being admitted. He’d applied to leave, but

discover that they were intentionally keeping him from leaving the hospital. When Kathy tried to pursue the procedures that would allow him to be released, no one was willing to sign off on

yet drawn near—she intended to enter another room and look for the nurse from before. It was just she didn’t quite recall what

her voice. It had been steady, and even almost familiar. As she was racking her brain, Joseph came over. “The nurse who handed you the

“Then where is she?”

to BV City’s hospital, and

I

Joseph had already instructed people to go to BV City. It was

you,” said

been bribed.” He knew Kathy wanted to find Ella in the hopes that she could explain the

But so long as there was even a scrap of hope, she

looking at her and saying, “Later I’ll handle all the formalities for Benedict, and you two can go back

want to

to me, I’ll

asked,

make her

“I’ll go with you!”

was firm. Yet Kathy scowled, saying nothing, and he sighed. He knew how persistent she could be. “You don’t want to trouble me, is that it?” he asked more

him. Finally she said, “I’m

be bothered by you，Mrs Joseph.”

softened instantly. Hugging him, she murmured, “If anything happens, you must tell me immediately. If there’s really nothing we can do, I’ll accept

be