“Miss, my brother told me my parents were deeply devoted to each other. Not long after my father’s car ident, my mother fell into the river identally while working because she missed him so much…” Molly said as she looked out of the window at the river.

    My heart skipped a beat. So there was such a tragic story about the beautiful river.

    Josh had built the house here because he missed his mother and wanted his mother, who

    doted on them, to see them at any time.

    “I was raised by my brother.” Molly’s words made me understand why Josh didn’t dare to

    let her have an operation.

    Molly was his sister, or rather, like a daughter he had raised.

    The love was too deep, which made the iron–like Josh so timid and cautious.

    Molly told me a lot of interesting things about her and Josh. She also mentioned the small house with a courtyard was personally built by Josh, brick by brick.

    Molly even said when Josh was around, he would catch fish and make grilled fish for her to eat. She said Josh’s cooking was especially delicious because he learned to cook just to

    feed her.

    I understood Josh better from what Molly had told me. It made my heart ache.

    It turned out that all Josh’s mavericks were trained by responsibility and loneliness.

    Molly fell asleep as she spoke. I looked at her sleeping face and suddenly wanted to call

    Josh. I wanted to tell him I would dote on him in the future and not let him only dote on

    others.

    However, the impulse was fleeting. I didn’t do that.

    Some things were not said but done.

    I didn’t call Josh but Jasmine.

    “Where have you been?” Jasmine asked me, sounding tired.

    I could tell something was wrong with her. “What’s the matter? Are you tired from just

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    “I’m sick.” Jasmine’s words surprised me.

    However, it seemed reasonable when I thought about how she often worked overtime.

    Humans were not machines. Even doctors could get sick.

    “What happened? Did you take your medicine?” I asked her with iconcern/i.

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    “Yes. It’s nothing serious. It’s just caused by overwork,” said Jasmine. Then she asked me,

    “You haven’t told me where you went. Don’t tell me you’ve been provoked again?”

    Iughed. ‘Do I look like the kind of person who would run when provoked?‘

    “No.” Jasmine still knew me.

    “Jasmine, I want you to do me a favor,” I told her about Molly. However, Jasmine didn’t say

    anything for a long time.

    I thought she was troubled. “What? You don’t have friends in that area?”

    “…Yes,” Jasmine finally gave me the word after a long time. “And ording to what you

    said, it should be possible.”

    “Thank you, Jasmine.” I didn’t notice anything wrong with Jasmine.

    “But I don’t want to find that person.” Jasmine’s words surprised me.

    I was stunned for a few seconds. “What? Do you have a grudge with that person? Or is it a

    love grudge?”

    Jasmine was amused by me. “No grudge.”

    “So you were in love?” As I said that, I suddenly thought of a senior who Jasmine had a

    crush on when she was in school.

    The crush hadsted Jasmine’s entire youth.

    However, she did not say it out loud and did not let that person know.

    As for the reason, Jasmine’s exact words were, “He has someonepatible.”

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    Jasmine loved him, but there was a bottom line to absolute love.

    “That senior of yours is married now?” I asked again.

    Jasmine was silent for two seconds. “I don’t know. I haven’t paid attention to him since graduation. I’ve only read the papers he published. He’s already a world–ss expert in cardiology.”

    Upon hearing what she said, I felt there was more hope for Molly’s heart.

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    “Jasmine, please ask him. Saving a life is the ultimate good deed.” For the first time, I forced her and made things difficult for her..

    Actually, I also had my selfish motives. I thought perhaps that senior was not with a

    was a silver lining.

    Jasmine heaved a sigh of relief. “Zoe, you value romance over friendship.”

    Upon hearing that, I knew she had agreed.