Early spring, the weather wavering between warm and cold.
In the gynecology departnt of the city hospital, during lunch break, the corridors were unusually free of patients.
Inside the nurse station, a few young nurses gathered together, chatting and laughing softly, while an older one sat at the desk writing up dical records.
Titus Zane sat alone on a plastic chair in the rest area, hugging her bag tightly against her.
It wasn’t that it contained anything particularly valuable to be guarded against theft, rather,
it was the bouts of cold that shot through her lower abdon, causing her to shiver involuntarily, and subconsciously tighten the shawl on her shoulders.
The cold plastic chair beneath her carried no warmth, yet it was still not as chilling as the coldness in Titus Zane’s heart at that mont.
Her pale lips curved into a hint of an arc, a self-mockery.
Just like her heart, which had been devoid of warmth for a long ti.
Her head felt dizzy, and her face was devoid of any color.
Sitting alone in the corridor, isolated.
She tightened the shawl around her again, but still felt not a trace of warmth.
Her thoughts drifted far away.
"Titus, are you insane? Do you realize what it ans to get into the bridal car as the bride?"
Back then, she was truly desperate, the displeased look on her father’s face, her mother’s slightly blaming eyes, the attitude of the relatives who were there just for the show...
Without caring for much else, she had made a mistake and couldn’t let her family beco the laughingstock of outsiders.
Lifting the hem of her bridesmaid’s dress, Titus Zane didn’t care for much else and resolutely sat down in it...
Yet little did she expect that from that day on, she and Logan Ray would truly beco the most familiar strangers.
"Logan..." Her pale lips unwittingly let out a murmur, hands covering her face, the slight trembling of her shoulders revealed her helplessness.
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