"Miss, it's a pleasure to see you." Kelsea turned to look at the doctor who had given her his card a few days ago. She had gone out to buy groceries, as Carter, despite having a lot of money, didn't have servants to attend to her or do the household chores.
"Dr. Cooper," she smiled, lowering her gaze. She still felt embarrassed that he saw her face.
"Oh, nice to see you. I wanted to contact you, but I believe you don't live in the city," he said, smiling. Dr. Cooper was a very handsome and kind man.
"No, I live far from the city. I've only come to buy groceries," she replied kindly. Cooper kept observing Kelsea. She seemed unhappy and insecure, despite being very beautiful.
"Maybe it's because of her face," he thought carefully.
"I find it strange that, as the wife of one of the wealt
