Requiem of a Broken Heart

Chapter 558:

As Sabrina finished speaking, Hazel Rivera entered the room.

“Hey, Sabrina. Is this the friend you mentioned?” Hazel asked.

“Yes. Can you help her get in?” Sabrina asked.

Hazel gave a reassuring smile. “Of course. As head nurse, I have no problem escorting someone inside.”

She passed Rachel a nurse’s uniform, cap, and mask. “Put these on, and I’ll take you inside,” she instructed in a calm but firm tone.

Rachel didn’t hesitate. “Thank you,” she said sincerely before quickly changing into the disguise.

Once dressed, she took the tray in both hands and followed Hazel closely, trying to act as naturally as possible.

Seeing Rachel’s stiffness and unease, Hazel gave her a light pat on the shoulder. “Just stay calm and walk naturally. If you get too nervous, you’ll only draw attention.”noveldrama

Rachel took a deep breath. “Alright.”

With everything in place, they walked side by side toward the ward. Although she was anxious about being recognized by Debby, Rachel remained focused and mentally strong.

With each step, she came closer to the ward entrance. Hazel greeted Debby with her usual warmth, as always.

“I appreciate all your dedication these past few days,” Debby said, her tone polite.

“That’s very kind of you. Since Mr. White is in our care, I’ll make sure he gets the best treatment,” Hazel replied.

“I appreciate your commitment,” Debby said before motioning for her staff to open the door.

Rachel felt a wave of relief, thinking she had made it through. She stepped inside, following Hazel.

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Just as Rachel was about to step inside, Debby’s voice suddenly rang out. “Hold on a second…”

“Is something wrong?” Hazel asked calmly.

Debby moved closer, blocking Rachel’s path. “This nurse looks different from the one yesterday. What’s going on?”

Rachel’s chest tightened as a wave of anxiety surged through her. But if there was one thing she knew, it was that panic would only make things worse. While Debby might not recognize her face immediately, her voice was another story. Speaking wasn’t an option. One word—one tiny slip—and she’d be exposed.

So, she stayed quiet, trusting Hazel to take control of the situation.

As expected, Hazel responded with practiced ease. “Mrs. White, you certainly have an eye for detail. Today’s nurse is indeed different from yesterday’s.” She gestured toward Rachel. “This is Libby. She’s one of our most meticulous nurses, and I’ve always had high expectations for her. She was off yesterday due to a sore throat, so another nurse filled in. Now that she’s back, I immediately placed her in Mr. White’s care. Her skills are in high demand—so much so that patients request her by name. But since you and Mr. White are VIPs, I made sure you had the best.”

Hazel’s words were smooth, not just in explaining the situation but also in flattering Debby at the same time.

Debby’s serious expression eased, replaced by a look of satisfaction.

Just as she was about to speak, Tracy suddenly burst out, clutching Debby’s hand in distress. “Something’s wrong. Brian… he fainted again!”

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