She tried hard to remember her parents, going back to her broken childhood memories over and over. Matthew really felt for Stella.
He looked at the calendar and saw there was still time before Stella’s birthday.
He wanted to find her real parents before her wedding, so she wouldn’t have any regrets on her big day.
In the VIP ward of Pinster Hospital, Flossie was there for Benny, never leaving his side.
The doctor checked on him every day. His body was getting better, but he still wasn’t waking up.
Flossie’s anxiety grew with each passing moment.
She thought about sending Benny overseas for treatment if he didn’t wake up soon.
She remained hopeful, unwilling to give up on him.
She moistened his lips with a cotton swab dipped in water, but Benny didn’t react.
Flossie sighed, adjusting his bedding. Just then, she noticed his fingers twitching slightly.
She held her breath, scared it was just her imagination.
Then, his fingers moved again, clearly this time.
Flossie was certain now. She rushed to the door and called out, “Doctor, hurry! His hand moved! Doctor!”
The doctor came running at her call.
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Flossie watched nervously as he checked Benny. She prayed silently for him to wake up.
After the examination, the doctor gave Flossie a look. “He’s not awake yet, but these responses are a good sign. His chances are getting better.”
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“Thank you, Doctor,” Flossie said, her heart filling with relief and hope.
In the soft light of early morning, Stella was jolted awake by the persistent ringing of her phone.
Groggily reaching for it, she instantly snapped to alertness when she saw Miley’s name flashing on the screen and swiftly answered the call.
Miley’s voice bubbled with excitement from the other end. “Stella, guess what? I’m back!”
Her voice was effervescent, a stark contrast to the somber tone Stella had grown accustomed to.
Stella couldn’t help but feel a surge of happiness for her friend.
Yet, even with this joy, her voice betrayed a tinge of reproach.
“It’s about time you remembered your way back home!”