Karen's words usually made Dorothy chuckle in response. But this time, she looked at Karen with earnest eyes.

"You'll support me no matter what I do?" she asked.

"Absolutely!" "Good." Dorothy flashed a smile. Having someone in her corner was all she needed.

In the end, Dorothy still had Jeffrey accompany Karen for the check-up.

The two bickered playfully as they went, but as a father, Jeffrey didn't want to miss a single moment of his little one's growth.

That was a feeling Dorothy understood all too well.

After all, if you let such a regret fester, it could last a lifetime.

Dorothy stepped out of the hospital alone and looked up at the sky instinctively.

endless expanse of azure, dotted leisurely with a few carefree

impulse struck

to forget who she was, and before the final verdict was in, to gallop across the prairies, to

in hand, the ticketing app

couldn't really forget who she was

she knew it, only three days remained until the

scarcely sleep more than three hours straight, exhaustion be damned. When she did manage to close her eyes, a mere two hours passed before nightmares

felt by day, her weight plummeting nearly

of sorts, she insisted on a pretext of meeting

Dorothy for neglecting her meals all

any more weight and you'll become a walking skeleton!" "It's not that tic.” Dorothy chuckled, having donned a swipe of lipstick for Kenneth's girlfriend's sake, adding a touch of color to her otherwise pallid complexion, "I've been eating, just not

quickly, "I don't want to intrude on your love nest.” Karen pouted, "You mean more to me than Jeffrey!" Jeffrey, who was driving, instantly

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