Rejecting the famous Gavin in Denver City, I sank into an office chair next to someone. To be honest, I was sad to see Gavin go. I was grateful to him for his help and probably never had anyone else to support me like that again.
But I couldn't let myself go anymore. If Gavin became a habit of my life, it would be much harder to leave. I'm going to break up with Gavin completely, pay him back, and live my own independent life.
I propped myself up and wanted to leave this place. Suddenly, Barbara ran in from outside and shouted at me. "Sister Darcey! What's wrong with you? Why is your face so pale?"
I shook my head with a smile and said, "Nothing, I'm just too tired."
"But, you really look bad now." Barbara came up to support me. She took me to the hospital, despite she had a lot of wor
