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Chapter 175, The Last Companion
There was no sound in the phone, and it seemed that in an instant, the whole world was quiet, and only she and
him were left quiet.
Alva listened to the silence, and her heart was unusually calm.
Uriah, tell me, is it true that once Jackson and I are separated, you will no longer be involved in my life?
You will completely disappear from my world.
A century later, Uriah’s voice came from the phone.
A thin word’En ‘.
Alva clenched her phone, her eyes full of determination. “Okay, Uriah, remember what you promised me today.”
Don’t go back on it.
Otherwise, she doesn’t know what she will do.
Jackson stood in the corner with a fruit basket, watching the people who entered the elevator, leaning against the
wall.
She really had no intention of marrying him.
But he didn’t blame her.
It was he who failed to protect her.
Uriah put the phone on the small table.
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slowly
Alva walked out of the hospital, the sun burning overhead, and she stopped, closed her eyes, and stood for a while,
calling Jackson
The call picked up, and Jackson’s voice came over, “Alva, where are you?”
“I’m outside the hospital. How about you?”
“I just sent something to Old Mr Zack ”
Alva turned to look at the inpatient department, “When did you go up’)”
“Just now, what about you? Why are you outside?”
“I just went downstairs. I guess we staggered ”
“Well, I’ll come down now, you wait for me outside.”
“Okay
Not long after, Jackson came down.
Alva looked at him.
Under the sun, he was wearing a white shirt and light-colored casual pants, and his eyes were gentle as he walked
towards her
Jackson, I have thought about marrying you, but we have no fate.
I am sorry
“What’s wrong, keep looking at me?”
Jackson looked at her, his hand on her face.
Alva shook her head. “Let’s go back to the hotel.”
“Okay.”
As if not seeing the abnormality in her eyes, Jackson pulled her into the car.
Flora lives in the same hotel as them, except that she lives on the fifth floor and Alva and the others live on the
seventh floor.
But Flora didn’t call them or wait outside their door.
Give them time and space to do their own thing.
When the two returned to the hotel, Jackson put down his things and said, “Your household registration book has
been delivered to me. The morning after tomorrow, we will go to get the certificate.”
As he spoke, he took out the household registration book and showed it to her, with a smile on his face.
Alva looked at his smile, curled her fingers, and bent her lips, “Okay.”
Jackson watched her smile and clenched his hands by his side.
In the evening, the three of them had dinner, and Jackson said the next itinerary was arranged.
“Mom, you go back tomorrow, don’t worry about it here.”
Flora was stunned and reacted quickly, asking, “I go back? Who will take care of Alva when I go back?”
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Didn’t it say he went to work and she took care of Alva until Alva was fully recovered?
Alva also looked at Jackson.
Jackson smiled and said, “I didn’t expect Alva to be discharged so soon, and I’m relieved when she’s discharged,
and aren’t you going to arrange an engagement on the ninth of this month?”
In a flash, it was only a few days before the day of the engagement.
Flora nodded, but, “Really don’t need me here?”
She felt that Uriah might have some concerns here and wouldn’t do anything.
If she wasn’t there. Uriah would do whatever she wanted.
This was what she was most worried about.
“No. Alva and I will get the certificate the day after tomorrow, and I won’t worry about anything after getting the
certificate.”
Flora nodded when she heard what he said.
This is also the case.
As long as the two of them receive the certificate, it is useless to stop them.
After dinner, Flora went back to the hotel, Jackson looked at Alva, “Let’s go out for a walk?”
“Well.”
This night may be their last together.
Whatever he says, she will agree.
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