Chapter 41 His Invitation

The days after talking with Jane, Cora’s internship at the First Hospital was uneventful. But Sally always asked when she would profess her love to Carter when they were off work. Cora and Sally had just removed their doctor’s overalls and left the hospital. Sally asked again, “Cora, will you profess your love to Carter today?” Cora was slightly embarrassed. “No.” “Why? You have to seize the opportunity. When a man is deeply trapped in your tenderness, you will get his heart easily. Otherwise, when his enthusiasm cools down, you won’t be able to get his love no matter what you do.” Sally emphasized this almost every day, and Cora gradually accepted this point of view. But the problem was that even if she wanted to seize the opportunity, she had to meet him first. Cora didn’t know what Byron was busy with these two days. He seemed to disappear. Their contact stopped on the day when he texted her and told her that he wouldn’t go to her house. Cora even wondered if Byron got tired of her. But she couldn’t be sure about her speculation when she recalled how he helped her inquire about Gabe’s situation. In the past two days, she has always checked WhatsApp from time to time, wanting to see if there were any new messages from Byron or any new moments. But reality let her down. Byron never sent her a text message or posted anything on Instagram. Enter title… If it weren’t for the dozen sets of his clothes in the closet, Cora would almost think everything that had happened between them before was just a dream. In uneasy expectations and inexplicable panic, Cora didn’t receive any news from Byron, but Harry came to her unexpectedly. Cora waved goodbye to Sally at the bus stop, who was going on a date.