Randy Hill didn't know how to console Edward Anderson, so he helped him out of the office and settled him in a guest room at Cherden Hotel, taking care of him personally.
Edward Anderson had a slight fever and exuded a heavy, lifeless aura.
Soon, a doctor came to examine Edward Anderson and, confirming that it was nothing serious, Randy Hill saw the doctor off.
Edward Anderson took some medicine and fell into a deep sleep, muttering in his dreams. The words were indistinct, barely audible, probably calling out Bella Scott's name.
It seemed that the only person who could break Edward Anderson with a single punch was Bella Scott.
Had Bella Scott said or done anything to make Edward Anderson so heartbroken?
A woman of such destructive power was still quite a surprise to him.
Initially, Randy Hill assumed that Edward Anderson's cold would improve quickly, but his condition worsened and showed no signs of recovery even after three or four days, with fever persisting.
