Chapter: 1059

“Mr. Boyd," she greeted.

“The doctor said the wound shouldn't get wet," Hans reminded, gently wiping away Rosalee's tears with his rough fingers. Through her tear -blurred vision, she looked up at him.

Holding back her emotions, Rosalee said, "Hans, I'm just so happy.”

The assistant left the room for the two.

“There's hope for my face to go back the way it was," Rosalee added.

Hans was taken aback. The scar on her face was so deep and extensive that even plastic surgery might not restore her appearance.

Sensing his skepticism, Rosalee explained, "I bought the Scar Removal Cream made by the Supernatural Doctor. It works miracles on scars."

Hearing the renowned name, Hans felt a wave of relief. The Supernatural Doctor's medical skills were legendary. There was no ailment she couldn't cure or at least significantly alleviate.

“Then you should smile, Rosalee. Your smile was always beautiful."

Hans's fingers gently stroked her cheek, causing her to blush and her heart to race.

It was ironic. When she was stunningly beautiful, Hans often ignored her. Now, with her face marred, he treated her with more kindness.

Rosalee cherished his tenderness, even though she knew it wouldn't last.

The warmth of his attention was something she didn't want to relinquish.

However, she understood her place. Her family background destined her to be a plaything for wealthy men, but never their wife. She was painfully aware of her reality.

In the town of Glophia.

“Sir, Susanna is on the mend. Regarding Miss Wilson..." Phillip hesitated as he covertly watched Sean's reaction. He had learned from Joanna that Sean and Norah had a dispute, and it troubled him that Sean hadn't reached out to Norah since his return to Glophia.

In Phillip's eyes, Norah was a wonderful woman. It would truly be regrettable if Sean's relationship with her ended in such a manner.

Suddenly, Sean's demeanor shifted, his face clouding over. The office was quiet until he slammed a folder onto the table, the sound echoing sharply.

"Don't bring up Norah Wilson!" he snapped, his voice laced with a chilling ruthlessness.

Even though Sean was still upset with Norah, he had directed his assistant to spread news of his departure before he left Silverdale.

He had seen Joanna earlier and was aware that Norah knew of his return prompted by Susanna's situation.

Yet, Norah had neither messaged nor called him.

He believed she was Likely delighted in Silverdale with Marlin by her side, possibly too happy to spare him a thought.

Upon his return, Sean had busied himself with Susanna's affairs and immersed himself in work to distract himself from thoughts of Norah.