Chapter 1703


    Chapter 1703 The Letter


    Soon after, Caitlin withdrew her gaze and lowered her head to look at the letter in her hand with a hint


    of hesitation flickering in her eyes.


    She hesitated, wondering whether or not to give the letter to Joyce. After all, she didn''t know what was


    written inside.


    If he wrote something hurtful, would I hurt Joyce after giving her the letter? But when he asks about it,


    won''t he be furious if I didn''t?


    Caitlin rubbed her temples, feeling an unbearable headache.


    In the end, Caitlin decided to give Joyce the letter.


    After all, I''ve already made a promise, so it wouldn''t be nice not to give it to her, right? At worst, I could


    watch her while she read the letter. I couldfort her anytime if her emotions seemed off after


    reading it. All right. I''ll do that!


    Thinking about it, Caitlin took a deep breath, turned around, opened the door and entered Joyce''s ward


    again.


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    Joyce was engrossed in reading a book at the moment. Hearing the door open, she thought the nurse


    wasing in for a routine check and didn''t bother looking up.


    Upon hearing Caitlin call her name, she raised her head, looking at her in surprise. “Mom? Why are


    you back?”


    “I came to give you something,” Caitlin replied with a smile.


    Joyce was puzzled. “What is it? Mom, did you forget to give me something earlier?”


    “It''s not from me.” Caitlin shook her head, put down the basket in her hand, took out the letter Stanley


    had written to her and walked toward Joyce. “It''s from Stanley.”


    Soon after, Caitlin withdrew her gaze and lowered her head to look at the letter in her hand with a hint


    of hesitation flickering in her eyes.


    She handed the letter to Joyce.


    Joyce was first taken aback, then curiously took the letter. “He wrote me a letter?”


    Caitlin nodded. “Yes. I stepped out and was about to go back, but unexpectedly, I ran into him at the


    door. I spoke with him for a short while, and then he asked me to pass this to you.”


    Joyce stared at the letter in her hand. It was light and thin, but it weighed heavily on her heart for some


    reason.


    “Mom, did you ask him what he wrote?” Joyce took a deep breath and shifted her gaze to Caitlin before


    asking again.


    Caitlin shook her head. “I did, but he wouldn''t say. He just said that you''d know once you read the


    letter, so I have no idea what''s written in it.”


    “I see.” Joyce nodded in acknowledgement.


    Caitlin looked at her. “Aren''t you going to open it and take a look?”


    Joyce pinched the envelope and said, “Maybeter. He suddenly sent me this letter, and I''m not quite


    mentally prepared for it yet. I''ll read it after I''ve calmed down a bit.”


    Caitlin nodded. “That''s true. All right. You should read itter. I''ll stay here and keep youpany for a


    while.”


    “Aren''t you hurrying to go back and cook for Dad?” Joyce said with a smile.


    Caitlinughed. “Your dad isn''t incapable of cooking. Sometimes, the dishes he makes are even more


    delicious than mine. It''s just that he''s toozy to cook. If Ie homete, it''s a good opportunity for


    him to be more diligent.”


    Joyceughed heartily. “Mom, you''re so bad!”


    “Your dad is just toozy. I have to do so sometimes so he''ll do it,” Caitlin replied nonchntly.


    Joyce nodded in agreement. “Mom, you''re absolutely right.”


    Theyughed for a while, and then Caitlin looked at Joyce and said, “Oh, by the way, Stanley got


    discharged from the hospital.”


    “He was discharged?” Joyce was taken aback, immediately sitting up straight, her eyes filled with a


    tension she hadn''t noticed. “How did he got discharged? Aren''t his bones still in recovery?”


    Caitlin''s eyes couldn''t help but flicker as she saw Joyce''s anxious expression while asking the


    question.


    Is Joyce a little too concerned about Stanley?


    However, Caitlin didn''t take long to regain her senses and stop dwelling on it. She sighed and replied,


    “He''s not fully recovered yet, but he said he can walk normally now. As for the rest, it should be fine as


    long as he doesn''t bump into anything.”


    Joyce bit her lip and asked, “So when you saw him just now, he has already been discharged from the


    hospital, right?”


    Caitlin nodded. “Yes. He has changed his clothes, probablypleted the discharge procedures, and


    he also asked me to tell you that he left.”