Byron did not continue after saying something weird like that. He diverted the topic and asked about her condition instead.
“How do you feel? Are you feeling well?”
He soon realized he had forgotten to call the doctor and looked at Mary. “Please help me get a doctor.”
Mary nodded and took Chloe with her when she left.
Rosalie’s vision was blocked by Byron’s body. Moreover, Chloe had been standing in Rosalie’s blind spot, afraid her presence might agitate Rosalie.
That was why Rosalie did not notice the fourth person in the ward.
Only when Mary walked out with Chloe did she notice that lady.
“Who is that lady?” Rosalie looked at Byron in a puzzle.
She did not think much and thought that lady was Mary’s friend.
Byron remained silent for a few seconds before being frank. “She’s my friend.”
Rosalie was startled upon hearing that. “I’ve never met her before, have I?”
Whether it was six years ago or now, she only knew the Quirke family’s siblings as Byron’s only friends.
As for the lady, she had never seen or heard of her.
Byron explained, “She’s the daughter of the Lincoln family, and they’re the Lawrence family’s acquaintance. The Lincoln family has been developing their business abroad and hadn’t returned for years before you married me. We lost contact with them. They only got back two days ago.”
Rosalie nodded and asked with concern, “Is she here to meet you?”
Then, she glanced at the time on the clock hanging on the wall.
It was already 6 a.m.
No one would come to a hospital to meet an acquaintance at an hour like this.
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