FreeGoodNovelChapter 2619 "Don't cry, you've still got me," he soothed.
He held her quietly, letting her tears flow, before gently nudging her towards her room to rest.
After closing her door, Dilan wandered back to the living room.
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇtHe picked up the card and note left by Rosalynn from the coffee table, examining them under the dim light.
Suddenly, the doorbell pierced the silence, startling him.
Jolted, Dilan set down the card and note and hurried to answer the door.
Expecting Rosalynn and Brian, he was surprised to find someone else entirely.
Peering at the unfamiliar woman, Dilan inquired cautiously, "Who are you looking for?" "Is this Jamir's place?" the woman asked.
"Yes, who are you?" The woman hesitated, then answered, "I'm Shari Dixon, a friend of your brother.” Dilan was taken aback.
Another friend of Jamir's? He examined Shari for a brief moment, then stepped aside to let her in.
Shari entered, her eyes quickly scanning the layout of the place.
Follow on Novᴇl-Onlinᴇ.cᴏmHer gaze landed on the card and note on the coffee table, and she paused, a shadow of emotion crossing her face.
Dilan walked over, bent down, and stowed away the card and note.
"Please, have a seat." Shari nodded and settled onto the sofa.
She inquired, "Did someone cby just now?" "Yes."
Dilan cleared away the cups Rosalynn and Brian had used, then ve offered Shari a glass of water.
Accepting the glass, Shari expressed her thanks before asking, "The m visitors were Brian Hughes and his wife, weren't they?" Surprised, Dilan asked, "How did you know that?" Shari took a sip of water and replied, "Their names were on the note." Dilan sank into the sofa, remaining silent.
Setting down the glass, Shari ventured, "They offer you financialhelp, didn't they?" Again, Dilan chose not to respond.
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