The Girlboss Begs For Remarriage

Over at Skywater Bay, Winter was taken aback.

“A trip? What about Aria…”

“Don’t worry, Winter,” Frank assured her. “It turns out that it was just a misunderstanding—nothing happened between Aria and I.”

Winter froze and dropped Carol’s phone with a loud thud.

“Winter? Winter?” Frank called out from the other end.

Winter turned toward her mother in disbelief. “Mom. Did I hear that right? Pinch me! Is this real?”

“Silly girl.” Carol smiled, shaking her head as she left to make dinner.

“Oh, I’m still here, Frank,” Winter exclaimed as she scrambled to pick up the phone from the floor, her usual liveliness instantly restored. “In two days, was it?

have the day

“Then it’s a promise.”

“Yes!”

hung up, throwing herself on the couch, and promptly told Jean about the

however, was not

I asked her if he actually liked her, his reaction made it clear he didn’t. I knew right then they’d split up eventually.] Still, Winter felt sympathy: [Doesn’t

other day, and she even said we’re no longer friends. Why bother?] Then, she added: [By the way do you remember? Our professor applied for sick leave. And you’re saying Frank knows medicine? Why not invite him as a guest lecturer?] [I’ll think about it.] Winter

See you tomorrow.] [Yeah.] Winter sighed as she lowered her

a while, she went against Jean’s advice and sent Aria

happened, but we’re still friends, right?] In White Hall, Aria’s

Thud!