Arabella had become a wellness guru among us," Louisa chuckled, "so we won't keep you any longer, Dr. Pierce. Thanks for taking time out of your busy schedule to show us around the hospital, for conducting our check-ups personally, and for helping us interpret the reports. We'll be on our way now."
"Let me walk you out." Dr. Pierce accompanied them to the parking lot, continuing, "I should be thanking you, really. The new medical equipment you've donated will help so many patients. On behalf of everyone here, thank you, and your visit to the hospital for check-ups also promotes the importance of regular health screenings."
As the Collins family's car rolled up, Dr. Pierce opened the door, gesturing for Bernard and Cornelia to climb in first.
"Drop by for some coffee when you have a moment," Bernard invited through the car window, his smile warm and inviting.
"Will do, I'll be sure to visit," Dr. Pierce replied with a hearty nod, then proceeded to open the doors for Kenneth and Louisa to get into another vehicle.
"Bella, ride with me," Hans offered, opening his car door.
"No, take mine. I'm planning to take you and Myrna to the amusement park," Chasel countered, holding his door open.
"Let's not be a third wheel, Bella. I can take you somewhere else fun," Clark chimed in.
Sean added, "Come with me, Bella. You haven't spent time with me in a while."
"Bella, hurry up and get in. I don't want to be recognized," David whispered, his face obscured by a hat and sunglasses, fearing fan recognition could spoil their plans.
"I drove here myself, you guys go ahead. My car is parked over there," Arabella stated just as someone called out for her.
"Arabella—"
She turned to see Martin rushing out towards her.
"Who is he?" Louisa couldn't help but ask.
"I don't know." Martin admitted, "His voice was distorted, and all my attempts to track him down have led nowhere."
Louisa felt a cold shiver, wondering if some puppet master feared Bella's sharp intellect and was seeking to silence her before she uncovered more.
Arabella's gaze met his with a serene detachment, "There are two people in this life I won't save—one is Yolanda, the other is Serena."
The Murphys had caused the death of Granny Grace; she would never lend them a helping hand.
Serena had repeatedly tried to end Arabella's life. She even suspected Arabella of poisoning her in the ICU just moments ago. Such a person was not worth saving.
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