The next morning, Ryan knocked on my door.
He had brought breakfast, leaving me completely flustered.
"Mr. Shaw, thank you so much for saving me, but I'm sure you must be very busy. I'm fine now, so you don't need to make a special trip here."
In truth, Ryan and I had barely interacted. Aside from him being a senior at my school years ago, we had only crossed paths at that wedding. But compared to his school days, he had grown into a mature, sharp, and handsome man.
"I'm not busy."
I didn't know what to say, so I just lowered my head and took a sip of my drink.
"I know all about Evan's situation. I've scheduled an appointment with Dr. Charlie for him today so he can perform the surgery."
I snapped my head up. Perhaps Ryan knew what I was thinking.
"As for the money, you can just pa
