<b>Chapter </b>62


    Donald and Gina chatted on and on for a while, and finally, the car grew quiet,


    Olivia, resting with her eyes closed, let a barely noticeable smile slip across her lips. As a doctor, she <b>had </b>noticed something wrong with that bottle of water instantly. She was just curious to see what tricks <b>this </b><b>couple </b>was trying to pull.


    At the Orion Hotel, Andrew was lounging in gray casual clothes. His finger hovered over the chat window with Olivia, not sure what to type.


    “Just text her if you want,” Jenny said, shooting him an exasperated look as she walked by. “Andrew, if you keep dragging your feet like this, you’re going to lose her for good.”


    Andrew shot Jenny a sideways nce, his breath growing heavier. “Someone’s chasing after her?”


    Jenny paused to think. ‘With Olivia’s looks, medical skills, and cooking skills, it’s no surprise she’s got men lining up for her.‘


    “Obviously.” Jenny nodded hard. “So you better hurry up and make her my sister–inw.”


    “Sister–inw,” Andrew echoed, the word tasting strange on his tongue.


    Jenny jabbed him hard. “Step up your game, Mr. Shea!”


    He’d lost track of how many times Jenny had brought up Olivia’s name. His face was a mess of feelings that he couldn’t even name.


    He couldn’t help feeling a little jealous of Olivia. Jenny was his own little sister, but it seemed like she was always glued to Olivia instead of him.


    Suddenly, he crouched down and stared Jenny right in the eyes. “Why do you like her so much?”


    Jenny’s expression soured as she gave Andrew a re, like he was totally clueless. “Why not? If I don’t like her, you think I’d like you instead?”


    Andrew was leftpletely speechless.


    “Olivia’s gorgeous, she’s a doctor, and her cooking is amazing.” Jenny counted off on her fingers, and then red at Andrew. “Are you trying to stir things up between her?”


    Andrew let out a heavy sigh and raised his hands in surrender. “I was just asking.”


    No one would’ve ever imagined that the legendary ice–cold Andrew would get this kind of attitude from his own little sister.


    “Whatever, I’m going to find Olivia.” Jenny jumped off the stool and dashed to the door, yelling into the next room, “Ethan, you’re taking me there.”


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    Andrew rubbed his forehead and let out a soft sigh. “Wait, I’ll go with you.”


    The same leaden gray hung over Hirica, the drizzle now whispering through the streets. Grace’s hands shook as she hurried to collect the drying herbs. Then it hit her–that cold, familiar twist of dread in her stomach.


    Grace forced herself to breathe steadily. “I need to rx. It’s just a family visit. No one’s trafficking Olivia or anything drastic.” Yet her eyes betrayed her anxiety, repeatedly checking the door despite her logical


    reassurances.


    “Olivia!” Jenny’s sweet little voice echoed through the whole yard.


    “Hey, is Olivia not here?” Jenny nced around but didn’t spot Olivia anywhere.


    When Grace saw who it was, a faint smile finally appeared on her face. “Jenny, you’re here.”


    Jenny nodded politely. “Grandma Grace, is Olivia not here?”


    “No. Her birth parents came for her, and she went home with them,” Grace replied, a trace of sadness in her eyes as she continued, “It’s just so far away, all the way in Magnolia Town. I don’t know when she’ll be back thi time.”


    At the mention of Magnolia Town, Jenny and Andrew shared a look, both getting a bad feeling in their gut.


    “Ms. Lane, did Ms. Summers really go to Magnolia Town?” Andrew asked, his brow tightening.


    Grace nodded. “Yes. Her parents showed up. Check this out–they even did a DNA test.”


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