Debra took off her jacket, revealing the scar on her shoulder.

    William examined it. "You''ve healed pretty well."

    "Marion said the same thing," she replied.

    "You can get surgery this year. The scar removal process is standard. Given how severe the injury was, it''s a bit hard for it to be as good as new. Maybe a faint mark will be left."

    "Alright."

    As William packed up his medical kit, Debra asked, "Did youe here

    specifically today?"

    "No, I arrivedst night." William paused, quickly correcting himself, "I took a flight and stayed at the hotel."

    "Okay."

    "Why do you ask?"

    "You didn''t bring a suitcase, so I figured you didn''t just get here today."

    "Perceptive."

    But then, he felt like Debra had been testing him.

    Sure enough, everyone from Seamar City seemed to have so many tricks up their sleeves.

    Debra pressed, "Did you meet Andrew?"

    William groaned inwardly but acted calm on the surface. "Not really."

    The room fell silent.

    Debra''s steady gaze made him shift ufortably. "Really, I didn''t." Finally, he couldn''t take it anymore. He admitted, "Alright, I met him."

    Debra smiled, "How is he? Better?"

    "Yeah." William didn''t dare to reveal the truth.

    "It''s nice

    hi for

    five ke a vacation here. Say

    when you see him again," y added.

    belongs

    "Sure." William stood up. "Well, I''ve got other things to do. Take care."

    He made a

    asty exit, but as he

    reached the door, Marion reached out a

    . "Medicine."

    "Oh, right."William handed over the

    men. "Two weeks'' worth, I

    you

    nout, get more on n.

    See you around."

    Debra frowned at his strange behavior, but Marion wasn''t bothered by it.

    "I heard everything just now."

    "I feel like William''s hiding something from us. Could it be Andrew''s illness?"

    "Don''t think too much. Andrew isn''t the type to die easily."

    "Right. That''s Andrew, after all."

    Andrew had faked his illness too many times. Every time, he turned out to be fine.

    It was just a trick to throw people off.