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    Yvonne took a step closer. "I shouldn''t have spoken to you like that yesterday, and I shouldn''t have followed you. I''m sorry."


    Yvonne''s sudden apology left Rosalie at a loss. "Why are you apologizing all of a sudden?"


    Yesterday, Yvonne had been so self-righteous. Plus, she didn''t seem like the type to easily admit fault.


    "I thought about it afterward," Yvonne said. "I was wrong. We''re friends, and I shouldn''t have doubted you like that. You''re not someone who ys both sides. I should have trusted you. I was just worried because Theodore hurt you before, and I was afraid he might hurt you again. So, I... I got a bit worked up and said some things I shouldn''t have. Can you please not take my words to heart?"


    Rosalie smiled faintly. "Vonnie, I was a little upset at first, but after thinking it over, I know you were worried about me. I was wrong too. If I had told you from the start, there wouldn''t have been any misunderstanding."


    Rosalie stepped forward, and took Yvonne''s hand. "We''re still good friends. This won''t change anything between us."


    The fact Yvonne apologized was already a big step. As a wealthy heiress, she was very proud and wasn''t one to easily admit her mistakes, let alone so quickly. It showed she genuinely cared for Rosalie as a friend.


    "Really?" Yvonne asked anxiously. "You''re not angry at me?"


    "Of course not. I''m not mad. I''m happy you came to apologize. I made mistakes, too. Now that we''ve cleared things up, we''re still friends. Let''s not dwell on what happened yesterday."


    Yvonne sighed in relief. "That''s good."


    Ever since she found out Rosalie


    was her cousin, Yvonne treated her like a sister. Her harsh words yesterday were likely out of a sense of responsibility-though Rosalie didn''t know this.


    At that moment, a doctor walked over. "Miss Young, your aunt is awake. You should go see her."


    Rosalie nodded. "Alright, I''ll go right away."


    After the doctor left, Yvonne asked in confusion, "Your aunt?"


    "Yes, I have an aunt I haven''t seen in years. She was brought to the hospitalst night. I''ll go check on her. Can you stay with Seb? I''ll be right back."


    Yvonne nodded. "Sure, go ahead. If you need anything, just call me."


    Rosalie acknowledged with a nod, and headed to La''s room. She didn''t go in immediately but peeked through the window. After all these years, Rosalie didn''t know how to face her aunt.


    Back when her parents were still alive, she remembered her aunt as someone who wasn''t exactly


    dependable or stable. They didn''t et


    spend much time together, and her aunt wasn''t particrly kind o cruel-just indifferent. They didn''t live together, so she didn''t know her aunt that well.


    After her parents died, her aunt had gone to great lengths to adopt her for thepensation money. That period of her life was indescribably difficult.


    Today, she had paid for her aunt''s medical expenses and waited outside the operating room. Rosalie felt she had done more than enough.