Chapter 1847
Furthermore, Dr. Kaiser thought Charmine was not so much better off than Tiffany, i
Waverly was delighted to have heard Dr. Kaiser's words.
It seemed that Dr. Kaiser cared about her and wanted her to win. She had to win the bet, then, and make him look at her in a different light.
Determination was plastered on Waverly’s soft face as she gently promised, 'Thank you for your encouragement, Dr. Kaiser. I will win!"
Dr. Kaiser stood up. "Alright, then. Your body is still too weak, so I'll get you some medicine." "Okay." Waverly looked at him thankfully. "Thank you, Dr. Kaiser."
Dr. Kaiser went away to cook the medicines while Waverly laid in bed for a while and looked around the house.
Finally, she could not help getting off the bed and walked toward the front yard.
There was a stone path in the middle, while greens and herbs grew on both sides. One could smell their scent even from ten meters away.
Outside the door sat a row of sycamore
The evening sun shone through the leaves in waves while the wind blew from far away, soothing and relaxing.
Waverly was enthralled by the sight, so much so that she walked forward.
She had lived in the city for too long. It was difficult to find somewhere quiet and relaxing, and it was rare for her to be at ease like this.
She walked over to admire the plants.
Dr. Kaiser, meanwhile, started a fire and walked out of the kitchen.
Waverly gazed at the view when a plump of geese flew over from the other side of the mountain.
Hearing his footsteps, Waverly turned to look at him and asked gently, "Dr. Kaiser, why is there sycamore here?”
Dr. Kaiser's gaze became meaningful. "My mother liked sycamore, so my father asked them to plant sycamores before the door. This was so that whenever she left the house, she could see them."
Waverly sighed. "Uncle is a considerate man," she said as she turned to look at him.
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