Chapter 62


    "Dad, the truth is... I..."


    Everleigh was very nervous, and she did not know how to exin herself. If she confessed, her


    father would be disappointed with her. She never visited him for seven years, but she even lied to


    him after returning to Ocpeace City.


    Before she could think of something to say, Abraham replied, "Well, it''s normal for couples to fight,


    but you should fix your temper too."


    Everleigh was taken aback, and she looked up in astonishment.


    Abraham was indifferent as he tried to persuade Everleigh. He sounded like he had a lot of


    experience as he continued, "A man his age will tend to focus on his career. If it''s not a major


    problem, then don''t waste your time on trivial things."


    "Dad, the truth is..."


    "What''s wrong?"


    Everleigh forced a smile and corrected herself, "It''s nothing. I''ll keep that in mind."


    She did not want to lie. Ever since she was a child, she never hid anything from her father. Although


    Abraham cared about his image and he always kept a straight face, he was very lenient towards


    her. He even agreed when she insisted on studying medicine at Ocpeace Medical University.


    Yet, her father was getting old, and he could not take any shock. Seven years ago, she was


    pregnant, and she insisted on giving birth to the child. That incident shocked him, and he almost got


    a stroke. Hence she dared not take the risk.


    Her father still med her for her premarital pregnancy, and she was well- aware of it. However,


    there was no point crying over spilt milk, and her two children were alive and kicking. Therefore, her


    father hoped that she could lead a good life.


    Abraham was a traditional man. He wanted her to find a good husband who could give her


    happiness and take care of her.


    After the meal, Everleigh bid farewell to her father at the entrance of the restaurant.


    The Trevino family''s butler, Mark, was Abraham''s driver for the day. In truth, Mark stayed with


    Abraham for many years, and Everleigh and Selena grew up under his watch too.


    Everleigh spotted Mark and greeted him swiftly.


    Mark popped the car trunk and took out a lot of shopping bags. "Miss Everleigh, Master Abraham,


    prepared these gifts for the children. I''ll put them in your car now."


    "Let me do it."


    "It''s okay. You should go and talk to Master Abraham. I can handle this, Miss Everleigh." Adrienne


    spotted the gifts, and she leaped forward to help. She was addressing Mark sweetly, and he was


    overjoyed.


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    Everleigh walked over to her father, who was just beside the door. Even though they just had a meal


    together, things were still a little awkward for her. "Dad, your hip is not doing well, so why don''t you


    sit in the car?"


    "It''s ufortable if I sit for too long, so I''ll just stand here. It can get stuffy in the car too."


    Abraham''s eyes were fixated on his two grandchildren. His usual solemn face was warm and loving.


    He added, "If you''re too busy with work, you can always send the kids to the house."


    "Huh?" Everleigh was taken aback. After a long while, she came to her senses and replied in a


    muffled voice, "Thank you, Dad."


    Although Abraham did not mention that he wanted her back or forgive her, his attitude towards her


    children showed that he got over what happened.


    Everleigh watched as the ck car left, and she had mixed emotions. She held onto the bank card.


    Abraham gave her, and she felt very guilty. It was wrong of her never to take the initiative to contact


    him.


    Eventually, night fell, and it was peak hour. The streets in Ocpeace City were congested, and there


    was heavy traffic in the city center. Ocpeace City was ranked the top five cities in the country, and


    the traffic never improved.


    The president''s office in Godfrey Group.


    Theodore finished reading the document and signed it. He handed it to Moses and checked his


    watch. It was way past working hours, and he pointed out, "Go home after you''re done with the


    documents."


    "Yes, Mr. Godfrey, you should also get off work early too. By the way," Moses suddenly recalled


    something and continued, "Miss Tevino''s manager called to ask if we can give her another chance


    to be our ambassador."


    Theodore''s face suddenly turned cold, and he looked indifferent under the moonlight. "What do you


    think?"


    Moses was very afraid, and he immediately shook his head. "I said it''s impossible, and I''ve already


    rejected it, sir."


    Theodore did not spare a nce at him.


    Moses changed the subject and reported, "I went to check things out at the hospital, and Dr. Trevino


    has yet to go back to work."


    "Why?"


    "The hospital exined that Dr. Trevino was injured, so they let her rest. After she recovers, and if


    the crew members still need her, then she''ll return to the set. It seems that the rumors were quite a


    big deal. The hospital cared about their reputation, and they would not let it slide."


    Theodore frowned, and he asked, "Didn''t she go to change her bandage in the hospital?"


    Moses was taken aback and replied, "No, sir." "Look into it. Which hospital did she go to check on


    her wounds?"


    "Yes, sir."


    Moses nodded, but his mind was running wild with confusion. How was Dr. Trevino''s work rted to


    her changing her bandage?


    After the door of the office closed, Theodore took his mobile phone and went to the window.


    The window reflected a tall figure, and the figure was drowned in the night. The window showed the


    bustling city center of Ocpeace City and various vehicles lined on the road.


    He scrolled through his contact list on his mobile phone and stopped at ''Dr. Harrison''. He hesitated


    for a while before dialing the number.


    "Hello? Dr. Harrison, it''s me, Theodore."


    "Oh no, we haven''t talked for a long time, so I called to check on you."


    The next day, the sky was clear, and the breeze was pleasant.


    The two children were still fast asleep; hence Everleigh took the opportunity to drive to the hospital


    to change her bandage.


    The doctor removed her bandage and checked her wounds carefully.


    Everleigh asked immediately, "Dr. Carter, my hand should be okay, right? It''s almost healed." "Yes,


    but we still need to pay attention to it. The weather is scorching, and your wound might get


    inmmation. You just need toe to the hospital to apply the medicine once every three days."


    "I''m a doctor too, so why don''t you just prescribe the medicine to me? I can just change the


    bandage and apply the medicine at home, so I don''t have toe to the hospital again."


    Everleigh was afraid that the doctor would not believe her. Hence she fished out her medical


    license.


    "You''re a doctor?" The doctor nced at Everleigh''s license and asked, "Hmmm... Why didn''t you


    go to your own hospital?"


    Before Everleigh could speak, a loud voice from outside interrupted her. There was a hint of anger


    in the voice, and a man broke into the room. "It''s because she feels guilty, and she''s avoiding me!"


    She turned in the direction of the voice, and her face changed.


    "Dr. Harrison," the doctor who was treating her immediately addressed the neer.