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    Tina stepped in front of her without a second thought, her face lined with worry. “You can’t, Sadie. The doctor said that your body is still weak. You can’t push yourself like this. Why don’t I go there with a team instead? Just stay here and rest.”


    But Sadie shook her head. She had made up her mind, and she wasn’t about to waver.


    She had already lost Noah once, three years ago, and it had nearly destroyed her.


    She might not be able to bear that pain a second time.


    She refused to just wait around and do nothing this time, not when she knew there was something she could do to save him.


    “No,” Sadie said, her voice soft but ringing with resolve. “I already lost him once; I won’t lose him again.”


    Tina stared at Sadie’s pale face, her delicate features set with determination, and knew that there was no use in arguing further.


    Once Sadie had made up her mind, no one could do anything to change it, especially when it came to Noah.


    Sighing inwardly, Tina stepped aside and let Sadie pass before trailing behind her.


    They left the hospital in a hurry. A sleek, ck car was already waiting for them at the entrance.


    They were just about to approach it when another, streamlined car rolled to a stop right in front of them. The door to the driver’s seat opened, and a tall figure emerged. Nathan.


    He was dressed casually, his hair tousled in an effortlessly stylish way. He still had his signature air of carefree nonchnce, but there was a quiet maturity in his demeanor, too—something that wasn’t there before.


    Sadie froze in her steps, surprised to see him in Jazmah.


    What was he doing here? This was a long way from Beversea.


    Nathan’s eyes zeroed in on her, and he immediately caught the deste look on her face. She looked like the sky had copsed on her.


    He walked around his car and approached Sadie, his brows furrowed in concern. “What’s going on?”


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    In the past few days, Rodger had been oddly insistent about setting a wedding date for Nathan and Sadie. He had nagged and nagged, telling Nathan to finalize it as soon as possible.


    Nathan was swamped with work as it was, and he had barely managed to wrap things up at thepany before he traveled to Jazmah to finally discuss the matter with Sadie.


    However, on the same day he arrived in Jazmah, he learned that she had been hospitalized.


    Nathan’s heart had dropped at the news, and he drove straight to the hospital. He wasn’t expecting to see her rushing out of the hospital as though the devil was at her heels.


    Unfortunately for him, Sadie didn’t have the time to hang around and exin the situation to him.


    “I can’t talk right now,” she said, striding past Nathan’s car to hers. She yanked the car door open and slid into the backseat without another backward nce. Tina followed suit, taking the passenger seat.


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