Forrest asked, “Has he visited you?” Sylvia nodded, smiling gently. “He’s been here non-stop. But with his age, I worried about his health, so I sent him home. The doctor will check on me later. If everything’s okay, I’ll be discharged tonight.”

“If he ever does you wrong, he’s gonna deal with me.” She chuckled. “Go get some sleep. I’m gonna take a stroll downstairs. Later, I’ll whip up your favorite dish.”

“Make sure someone goes with you.”

out like a light in no time. Walking downstairs with her nurse, a sudden tightness gripped Sylvia’s chest, leading to a fierce bout of coughing. She covered her

“It’s just an old health issue. Don’t mention it to my husband or my son; I don’t

handkerchief into the trash can nearby. Madelyn did not wake up until noon. As she groggily came to, flashes of the

bundled up the dirty ones, ready to trash them, but paused. ‘What if someone notice?’ She did not need that kind of talk around her. She scrubbed out the stains until they were barely noticeable and then, confident no one would

what

thought, ‘Why’s she still hung up on that guy? He’s bad news,’ but she held her tongue. “They’re in the middle of a chess

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