C7 They Were All Adults!

Thinking that the fridge at home was about to be emptied, Jolene went to the mall to buy some ingredients.

Unexpectedly, she met her high school classmate whom she had not seen for many years. This female classmate was the one who had the best relationship with Jolene.

Suddenly, Jolene felt a flash of inspiration. Countless scenes flashed across her mind, and she was immediately surprised. However, she was embarrassed by the look in Mason's eyes, so she could only put one hand on her shoulder and say in a touched voice, "Paisley, it's you! I will never forget you. I'm sorry, I... It's great to see you. Really!"

At that moment, the two of them were speechless. It was not that they did not have anything to say, but the joy of reuniting made them choke. They did not know where to start. In the end, the two of them looked at each other and smiled. They decided to find a place to sit down and slowly chat.

Paisley was a classmate and best friend of Jolene's high school. At that time, the two of them were inseparable. They were always together wherever they went, so they knew each other's thoughts and secrets.

Paisley did not know anything about the matter of Jolene leaving, and neither did she tell anyone about it. It was as if she had vanished into thin air, causing her to think that something had happened to her. She had cried for a long time, and she was still brooding over it.

Now that they met each other in the sea of people, it was simply a great joy. It was as if they had returned to the past. They chatted happily and wished they could go back to high school and reminisce about the old times.

However, time did not spare anyone. Now that they were adults, many things that they had lost could only be reminisced over in their memories.

It was only when Jolene's phone rang did they stop their conversation.

Jolene was a little unhappy when she heard the phone ringing. She blamed it for interrupting her happy time (since she went to the Oldfield family, she had never had such a relaxed time).

"Hello!"

"Jolene, where are you?" Cecil asked.

"I'm shopping."

"The person who had a high fever and fainted actually had the strength to go shopping! Jolene, you are really a god! You are crazy! "

"Am I not getting a fever? Who said that a person with a fever can't go shopping?"

"No, you. But you didn't scare me half to death this morning. There were so many people who moved you away, but you didn't even realize it. Are you kidding me?"

"Uh, no, I just came out to sell some things. After that, I told you that I was so happy today that I actually bumped into my former classmate in the supermarket, so we started chatting." Jolene looked at Paisley and smiled knowingly, but Paisley nervously held her hand and whispered, "You have a fever? No wonder your face is so pale. After not seeing you for so many years, I thought you had become like this."

One could imagine how agitated Cecil was. Even the people around him could hear him.

"Is that so? Then congratulations. But you still can't run around. The doctor said that you still need to observe. Why are you still missing?"

"No, I don't like to stay in the hospital. I can run and jump after the fever. Why should I stay there? I'll go home later."

In fact, she was driven out by someone. If she really insisted on staying in the hospital, her illness might worsen.

Because she knew that she would have to stay in the same hospital as Orionna, it was inevitable that she would bump into her. In order to not see those blinding eyes, Jolene decided not to go back to the hospital again.

She was willing to go home and boil some porridge herself. After all, it was just a cold. The doctors always liked to use words to scare people. Maybe if she ate some porridge and recovered some strength, she might be able to get a cold. This was because every time she got a cold, it was always like this. It was not like she had never seen it before.

So, I'm sorry, Cecil. Sorry for making you come here!

Jolene frowned as she thought about all this. She waited for Cecil's voice.