After Lucy Ansley left the ward, she went to the duty payment office.
She looked around, seeing that Leila Bennett hadn't followed, she took out her bank card and charged some hospitalization fees for her mother.
Lucy Ansley wasn't short on money, but Leila Bennett was different. She still had a mortgage and car loan to pay off. Her life wasn't destitute, but she was quite busy and tired.
Besides offering some financial support, Lucy Ansley didn't know how else she could help her.
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Early the next morning, Lucy Ansley woke up in the desolate bungalow on Cloudsea Road.
Her gaze lingered on the ceiling above, as the problem that troubled her all night came sweeping back.
Her feelings for Henry Ronan, were they a result of a natural dependency from the counseling process, or a hormonal attraction between the sexes?
