Without a doubt, Julian Johnsons' intuition was quite accurate.
But Isabella Lindsey, with a calm expression, smiled and said, "Didn't the doctors already say there's nothing wrong with me?"
Yet thinking back.
Just on the way here.
Julian Johnsons sped through, driving almost crazily, afraid of losing even a moment, lest she missed the best time for treatment.
Isabella Lindsey saw all this, etched it into her heart.
The warmth of the feeling wrapped around her.
"Let's stay here overnight, shall we?"
Julian Johnsons didn't want her to go through more trouble; staying here to rest was undoubtedly the best choice.
"Okay, sure." Isabella Lindsey lowered her head and nodded.
Julian Johnsons sat by her side, holding her other hand, fingers intertwined, without the need for words.
But Isabella Lindsey still had something to say.
