Five Years of Marriage to Mr. Bradford (by Koi Fish) novel Chapter 57

Chapter 57

Rebecca added, “If you don’t want to lose face, just go ”

Facing her firm stance, Vance didn’t push it. Stepping out, he said, “I’ll wait outside.”

The doctor was an old–timer. After Rebecca described her condition, he examined her thoroughly and concluded that too much time had passed. There was no guarantee of success, but it was worth a try.

He provided a rehabilitation plan, which included daily treatment sessions. That wasn’t practical for Rebecca, who lived in Soliaridge.

The doctor reassured her, “Treatment sessions are no issue. I have a student there. But you should prepare yourself mentally. It might not fix your problem.”

“I understand. Thank you, doctor.” She hadn’t held much hope for her leg anyway, so there wasn’t a huge psychological drop.

The doctor did one session and suggested two more to monitor her situation, but her flight was tomorrow.

She thought it over and decided to change the ticket since Vance had found out everything. She changed her flight to the afternoon two days later.

“Rebecca,” Desmond said as they left the clinic, “do you want to go back to school and take a look?”

She did, actually.

“Let’s go!” he said happily.

Outside the clinic, Vance was nowhere to be seen, probably off picking gifts with Catherine.

Rebecca got in Desmond’s car, and they headed to the dance academy.

The familiar classrooms, dorms, and practice rooms stirred more turmoil in her heart. Those four years at the academy were the most shining moments of her life.

They were forever frozen in the summer of five years ago, and she didn’t even dare think about whether she regretted it.

“They’re doing a showcase promo. Mrs. Lemke is probably at the exhibit hall. Let’s check it out.” Desmond led her toward the

exhibit hall.

Upon entering, Rebecca saw not only Lauren but also an elegant lady viewing the texts and photos on the display boards.

Rebecca couldn’t help glancing at Desmond. He grinned. “You guessed right. This is my mom, and she’s a big fan.”

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