Donna said, “You seem to be in a hurry. You don’t have to help me if you can’t.” “It’s alright. I can take


    you to the hospital,” said Josephine quickly.


    “My head hurts. I might faint if I don’t get any medical attention,” said Donna. “My car’s in the parking


    lot. I’ll take you to the hospital. Josephine put everything aside and took thedy to the hospital.


    Donna looked at her. She seems genuine. That kind of kindness cannot be faked. She got into


    Josephine’s car, and Josephine drove away. “How may I address you? Where do you live? You might


    want to call your family, madam…”


    “Finch. Yes, I’ve called my family. Just take me to the hospital.” Josephine’s phone rang, and it was


    connected to the car. Donna noticed that the call was from her son, and Josephine took the call. “Hey,


    Ethan.”


    “Where are you?” Ethan was waiting in the corridor. He wanted to go to his office with Josephine.


    “Sorry, but I need to deal with something. Can you give me fifteen minutes?”


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    “You’re driving? Where to?” Ethan noticed the hum of a car engine. “Ady needs to be taken to the


    hospital, but I’ll be quick. Tell your mother I’ll be there soon.”


    “Sure. I’ll exin it to my mom,” said Ethan. “I’ll make it back ASAP.” Josephine hung up. Donna looked


    at Josephine, and she thought a lot better of this girl now.


    Ethan went back into his office only to notice that his mother was missing, much to his confusion. Is


    she in the bathroom? Or did she go around? I should look for her.


    Josephine was stuck in traffic, much to her chagrin. She looked a little panicked. “Sorry for wasting


    your time, miss.” “It’s alright. Nothing important, so don’t worry. We’ll be there soon,” said Josephine.


    “Ah, I’m alright. Was that your boyfriend?” A hint of love appeared in Josephine’s eyes, and she


    nodded. “Yep.”


    Donna paused for a moment. Josephine answered without hesitation, and her eyes were filled with


    happiness. Genuine happiness. Donna could see that she wasn’t putting on an act, nor did Josephine


    realize the woman she was talking to was Ethan’s mother. “Do you love him?”


    “Yes, I do,” Josephine said without hesitation. And then, seemingly reminded of something, Donna


    said, “Oh no. My bag’s at yourpany, and I don’t have my phone. Can you take me back, miss?”


    Josephine was a little surprised, but she didn’t lose patience or get upset, so she nodded. “Sure. I can


    turn around just ahead. Shouldn’t take more than twenty minutes.” Josephine turned back, and Donna


    was keeping a close eye on her. Josephine was getting nervous, but she decided she would take this


    lady to the hospital before she would see Ethan’s mother.


    And then a pedestrian decided to flout all trafficws and crossed the road. Josephine mmed on the


    brakes and waited for the pedestrian to cross. Most people would’ve started cursing, but Josephine


    waited for the pedestrian to cross.


    Ten minutester, she came back to the building, and Ethan searched the whole ce. He was at the


    entrance and about to call his mother when he saw Josephine’s caring into the picture, and he


    heaved a sigh of relief. Josephine’s back.