"I'll give you a ride," said Reed.
Reed had been waiting by the door, and he spoke as soon as he saw Leah walk out of the ward.
Leah agreed at once, thinking that it would not be easy to hail a cab at such a time. It would also be the perfect opportunity for her to discuss some things with Reed as they walked.
Just as they were about to reach the front door, Kaleigh suddenly appeared and blocked their path.
Reed's spoke rather harshly when he saw that ignorant sister of his.
"What else do you want, Kaleigh? Don't be too presumptuous."
Reed's warning was as clear as day. Gritting her teeth, Kaleigh lowered her head and said to Leah in a low voice, "Ms. Carter, I’m sorry to have troubled you with my father's illness this time around. You may study the prescription carefully, but my tea
