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An Ambulance On The Way

Author: Maria-Grace
last update Last Updated: 2025-02-20 18:23:42
ISABELLA GARCIA

The court case was today but I was at Ethan’s bedside that morning.

I looked to Sam for some help while Ethan waited for an answer. Sam shifted his gaze to the floor in a bid to avoid me.

He was simply telling me he was here as my lawyer and only my lawyer.

This was why I needed Enzo or Cleo. Since Cleo was tied up at work and I didn't want Enzo anywhere close to this case, I pushed the thought away. I could do this on my own.

Ethan had improved significantly since his hospital stay. According to Dr. Smith, his antibodies were finally doing their job again.

His doctors allowed him to have visitors, but only under strict supervision and careful preparation. And it was only for a few hours each day.

We were trying not to overwork his immune system.

“You got a hairdo,” Ethan said, his small fingers running through my soft curls.

“Yup. Mama got a hairdo,” I replied with a smile.

I wiped a smudge off his cheek with a washcloth, gently cleaning up the r
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