Still doubtful, Stefan intentionally headed to the hospital food court during dinner.


    “I’d like some seafood dumplings,” he said to the staff through the window.


    The staff was immediately confused upon hearing his order.


    “Do you guys not have seafood dumplings?” Stefan asked again, emphasizing his words this time.


    “No.” The staff red at him as if he were a fool, pointing to the menu. “Everything’s on the menu.


    Order anything you want.”


    Scanning through the piece ofminated paper, Stefan realized that it was, in fact, filled with foreign


    cuisine. There wasn’t a single dish originating from Aeos, let alone seafood dumplings.


    ‘So that nurse was lying?’


    Stefan returned to the main hospital building and found the nurse who delivered those dumplings to


    him every day.


    “I think we need to talk.”


    The nurse’s expression stiffened anxiously. “Mr. Hunt, what… what would you like to talk about?”


    “You know why I’m here.”


    “I don’t know. I don’t know anything at all.” The nurse shook her head, pretending to not understand.


    She knew exactly what Stefan wanted to talk about; he clearly wanted to know who had been giving


    him those dumplings.


    However, she had promised Joan that she would take this secret to the grave. She took a divine vow,


    and … she couldn’t possibly tell him the truth.


    “C’mon, be straight with me. Where did those dumplingse from? I’ll give you a handsome reward.”


    Stefan ced his hands in his pockets, speaking nonchntly as if negotiating a deal.


    “No way!” The nurse shook her head. “I swore to God that I won’t tell you.”


    “It’s fine! Just donate some money to Him. I’m sure He’ll forgive you.”


    “Oh! What sphemy! Please stop asking! I can’t tell you.” The nurse quickly ran off after saying a


    prayer.


    She then found Renee, who was smoking underneath the stairwell. The nurse panicked as she said,


    “Hey, I finally found you! I’m so sorry, but I can’t help you anymore!”


    “What’s wrong?” Renee calmly breathes out a beautiful swirl of smoke.


    “Mr. Hunt and Miss Murphy are starting to feel suspicious about your dumplings, especially Miss


    Murphy! She thinks I made them for Mr. Hunt to seduce him! So you have to either tell them the truth or


    stop sending him those dumplings,” the nurse sincerely advised.


    “Alright then, let’s stop.” Renee epted this nonchntly. Since Seraphina was out of danger, the


    man shouldn’t be so anxious that he wouldn’t eat or sleep. Hence, the dumplings weren’t required in


    his current situation anymore.


    “By the way, Joan… Do you know them? What’s your rtionship with them? Don’t tell me you have a


    crush on Mr. Hunt?” The nurse couldn’t help but pry.


    “No way!” Renee quickly denied. “I just thought he looked very pitiful when he couldn’t eat or sleep


    because his fiance got into an ident. Since we’re from Aeos, I intended to give him a taste of home,


    to increase his appetite, you know?”


    “Is that so…” The nurse nodded gently. “Right, what would Van do if you had a crush on him? Mr. Hunt


    has everything, but Van only has you. He’d be devastated if you leave.”


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    “That’s why I won’t be leaving him.” Renee smiled softly as if trying to convince both the nurse and


    herself. “I have to go see Van now, or he might throw another tantrum.”