On the other side, Bert was no longer staying in the ward every day like before. He would only come at night, two or three times a week, and it was not very frequent.
Both Romy and Henry had noticed the change, but they didn't think much of it at first. Things were already like this, and the one who was fine had to work harder to live. But as time went by, they felt more or less uncertain.
After thinking about it for a while, it was easy for them to think of the most pessimistic point.
Could it be that he wanted to give up when he saw that Alivia had not woken up yet? Or was he disheartened?
However, all the medical fees had never stopped being transferred. The hospital had never urged them because of money. Dean Lane was also very considerate and always provided them with the best environment.
Romy was very grateful for all of this, so even if Bert wasn't here, she wouldn't have any complaints.
After all, Henry was not as calm as the elders. Seeing Bert's attitude, he felt a little conflicted. After all, he was also responsible for his sister's accident. Although this man had done the best he could, he still felt sorry for Alivia.
He was afraid that this man would forget his sister and ignore her.
So, one night, at about 12 o'clock, Henry deliberately waited at the underground garage of the hospital. He recognized Bert's car and stood next to it to wait.
After standing in the same position for a long time, he felt sore in his legs. Finally, he saw a familiar figure coming out of the elevator.
Bert walked over alone. There was no assistant or bodyguard behind him. He looked lonely.
Bert was not surprised to see Henry here. Without waiting for Henry to speak, he asked directly, "Have a drink?"
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