Katrina smiles. ""Farrah, it's just a plain necklace, it's not as precious as you think. Even if I've had it for a long time, even if it's important to me, it's not as important as our friendship. I already gave it to you, and I can't take it back now! I've been wearing that for a long time, and a lot of good things have come into my life. I feel that you need that necklace to bring you luck. I hope the necklace brings you good luck!""
Her words deeply move Farrah. She doesn't have the heart to refuse Katrina's kindness anymore. She helped her many times and treated her like a sister. They both grew up in an orphanage, but the two became close friends and eventually became best friends. ""Thank you, Katrina! I appreciate this a lot! I really wish this necklace will bring luck to me like you,""
The bus is approaching the hospital. Farrah gets off the bus and says, ""I just arrived at the hospital, Katrina. Let's talk later, okay?""
""Okay. Good luck with work, Farrah!"" Katrina says before hanging up the phone.
After a while, Aaron returns to the room with a tray of food. He stays by Katrina's side and makes sure she eats enough before he leaves for work.
The gesture makes Katrina feel warm. Her anger slowly melts away, and she enjoys Aaron's attentiveness in silence. Even though she feels bad for Aaron every time he fails to keep the promise to be gentle when they are having sex, she still enjoys watching every gentleness he gives her. Whenever she saw this much concern, his anger quickly disappeared. All she wanted for Aaron is he could find a woman who can handle his passion in bed. She knew that he had great stamina. Every time they have an intimate night, Aaron often loses his self-control. She ended up exhausted every morning.
***
As Farrah steps off the bus, she sees Bob getting out of his car in the nearby parking lot. Despite the modest appearance of the car, she can recognize the expensive brand.
Of course, the heir of the famous Woods family can easily afford a million-dollar car. After finding out about his identity yesterday, Farrah is not surprised to see him driving an expensive car to work today.
Despite her misery, she pretends nothing is wrong and greets Bob as usual. ""Good morning, Dr. Woods.""
He replies with a gentle smile, ""Good morning, Nurse Jones.""
Since they are getting off on the same floor, they wait for the elevator together.
In the past, going to work together would make Farrah happy. But now, the gap between them seems so large that she feels a lot less hopeful about her feelings. Her previous happiness is gone, and she remains quiet beside him. She didn't dare to look at him too.
Bob breaks the silence. ""Nurse Jones, I heard you left the takeout at my desk the other day. It was really good, thank you!"" he says with a grin.
Farrah smiles back. ""Oh, it's nothing! I forgot my keys in the locker room, so I just dropped the food off while I was here. Besides, I have to th