Third Person's POV
Arnold tried to console Adelaide, "The medication and injections are easing her discomfort. At least until the end, she won't suffer as much."
As a doctor, she'd witnessed many patients pass away. Sidney's case filled her with regret and a sense of injustice.
How unfortunate could one be—to be abandoned by her mate and daughters?
Her birth pack couldn't help either, stationed far away and unable to visit her even in winter.
Usually, when someone with ill intent meets a bad end, people might say they deserved it. But Sidney, kind-hearted and full of good deeds, shouldn't have ended up like this.
"Paisley, you head back to the capital tomorrow. I'll stay here with Sidney," Adelaide said, wiping her tears.
"I can't let her be without family by her side."
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