Todos los capítulos de A Summer Love Worth Cherishing: Capítulo 1 - Capítulo 10

Sylvia Young quickly replied with a long comment of her own."Evan's the best! We were supposed to meet at seven, but I overslept. He just waited downstairs for three whole hours."He was worried Seven and I would wake up hungry, so he bought us some oatmeal ahead of time. Then he took us out for that Thai coconut seafood stew I'd been craving."After all these years, he's still as sweet as ever."Someone immediately replied."Are we talking about the same Dr. Shaw who once fired an intern for showing up five minutes late during a downpour?""Sylvia's the only person who can make him throw all his rules out the window. Nobody else stands a chance."Then one of Evan Shaw's childhood friends chimed in."Evan, weren't you supposed to marry Roxie at City Hall today? You've already stood her up seven times. Don't tell me you're doing it again."Sylvia responded with a horrified emoji."Oh my God! I forgot Evan was supposed to get married today!"Seven still wants to ride the Ferris wheel, a

Sylvia seemed to realize what she had said a second too late. She quickly covered her mouth and looked at Roxie in alarm."Oh, Roxie, I'm sorry. I didn't mean you were filthy..."I just meant you're soaked..."Flustered, she turned to Evan. "Evan, please explain for me. I really didn't mean it that way. I don't want Roxie to misunderstand and get mad at me again."Evan smiled and affectionately ruffled her hair."I know what you meant. Roxie isn't going to be mad at you. She's not that petty."Then he turned to Roxie."Seven just changed into clean clothes. You're soaked, and you'll get them dirty."You have no idea how much trouble that kid gets into. I bought him ten new outfits yesterday, and he managed to ruin eight of them almost immediately."A man, a woman, and a child.Standing together like that, they looked exactly like a family.Roxie didn't even look at Evan. Her cold gaze remained fixed on Sylvia."Take off my robe."The silk bridal robe Sylvia was wearing had been hand-em

Roxie was waiting outside the ICU when she saw Evan come out. She hurried toward him."Why are you out here? What about my mom?""I have to take an urgent call. Give me a minute."He answered, and Sylvia's sobbing immediately came through the phone.Evan's expression changed at once."Sylvia, don't cry. I'm coming right now."He hung up and turned to leave.Roxie grabbed his arm."Where are you going?""Something happened with Sylvia. I need to go check on her.""What about my mom?"Evan pried her fingers from his arm one by one."There's an entire medical team watching your mother. Nothing is going to happen just because I'm gone for a little while."Have the attending physician take over. I'll go see what's wrong and come right back."With that, he strode into an elevator that had just arrived.Roxie rushed after him, but the doors slid shut in her face."Evan Shaw! Come back!"The ICU doors opened again, and the attending physician hurried out, looking around."Where's Dr. Shaw? We

At noon in the height of summer, the inside of the car felt like an oven.The leather seats were scorching hot, stinging wherever they touched Roxie's skin.She fumbled for her phone and called Evan, but he didn't answer.The temperature inside the car kept climbing. Her vision began to blur, and a loud buzzing filled her head.If she stayed in there much longer, she was going to die.Gritting her teeth, Roxie twisted around and yanked the headrest free. She gripped the metal posts and slammed them against the window.Bang! Bang! Bang!Again and again, she struck the same spot with everything she had.Crash!The window finally shattered.A rush of cooler air poured into the car, helping her barely regain her senses.Roxie climbed through the broken window and fell hard onto the pavement. She lay there gulping in fresh air.It took a long time before she managed to push herself to her feet.Only then did she realize the car was parked halfway up a winding mountain road.Not far away, so

"What did you say?" Evan went rigid, as if he'd been struck by lightning. "She was still stable yesterday."The attending physician sighed. "She suddenly went into heart failure four hours ago. We did everything we could."Dr. Shaw, you're an excellent cardiologist yourself. You should understand better than anyone how much every minute matters for a patient."With that, the doctor walked past him with the chart in hand. Before leaving, he couldn't help adding, "If Dr. Chandler had arrived even three hours earlier, she might still have had a chance."Evan's fingers curled tightly. He stumbled back a step and hit the wall.He had only taken Sylvia for a few tests. How could this have happened?Beside him, Dr. Chandler frowned and looked at Evan sternly."Evan, didn't you tell me they were doing pre-op testing? What exactly happened?"I always thought you were a man of principle. I never imagined you'd do something this reckless."As a doctor, you were gambling with a patient's life. I'm