Sure enough, Amber hooked her arm through mine, her smile bashful and sweet as she shared the good news. She didn't forget to thank me. "Selena, I owe you so much. If it weren't for you, I would have been homeless that night. And if it weren't for you, Marcus and I wouldn't have cleared the air so quickly. You've been so good to me, I practically owe you my life."
"You already stayed over the other night, consider the debt paid. Anyway, let's not dwell on the past. As long as you and Marcus are happy, I'm happy," I teased her with a smile.
Amber's face flushed crimson, her smile growing even sweeter. She leaned in closer, lowering her voice to ask, "By the way, how are things going with your suitors? Did Dr. Cross drop you off today, or was it Dr. Sterling? Did Dr. Lennox bring you breakfast again?"
It seemed the girl had completely untangled the knots in her heart if she had the free time to joke about my love life.
I gave her a gentle pinch. "Stop talking nonsense. Dr. Cross and I are just friends."
"Just friends? What about Dr. Sterling? Selena, do you actually prefer Dr. Sterling?" Amber pressed relentlessly.
My face felt slightly hot. I was just about to deny it when someone behind me beat me to it. "Of course not. Dr. Hayes would never fall for Dr. Sterling."
"Dr. Lennox?" Amber looked past me, a surprised and gossipy expression lighting up her face.
I immediately turned around, looking at Leon Lennox with mild surprise. "Dr. Lennox."
Leon naturally stepped closer and said softly, "Dr. Young from Gastroenterology told me your stomach has been acting up lately. He prescribed some herbal supplements for you, and I went ahead and picked them up. You have to remember to take them. A bad stomach needs time to heal."



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