A Farewell After Being Reborn novel Chapter 225

Terry, who usually followed Ian around, was nowhere to be found that day. Ian frowned when he heard that. "I'm not him. How would I know? Aren't we going to the drugstore? Get a move on."

Sage was at a loss for words as she didn't believe that he had no idea about what was going on with Terri.

The couple found the car. Sage had just fastened her seatbelt when she spotted Ivy in the parking lot. Her face was pale, and she looked like her legs were about to give out.

Ivy also noticed them. "Mr. Holcomb, Mrs. Holcomb," she greeted them weakly.

"Where are you headed?" Ian asked.

Ivy rasped, "I think the wound on my forehead has become infected. It hurts, but I forgot to bring my medications. I was just going to run out and get some."

Ian said, "We're just about to head out. Text me a list of the medications you need, and I'll pick it up for you."

Ivy endured the pain and shook her head. "Don't worry about it. I don't want to hold you up. I can manage on my own."

Sage sneered as she looked at Ivy's pitiful but brave demeanor, "It looks like you're in real dire straits, Ms. Shekdotter. Why don't you chauffeur her straight to the hospital? I'll hail a cab and be on my way."

Sage then unbuckled her seatbelt. However, Ian reached out and stopped her. "Don't be silly."

Ivy hurriedly apologized as well. "Mrs. Holcomb, please don't be angry. I—"

"Stop pretending!" Sage snapped at Ivy. "If you genuinely don't want to upset me, you wouldn't keep showing up wherever we are!"

Tears welled up in Ivy's eyes as she softly apologized. Then, she hastily made her way to her car and locked the door.

After purchasing the medications, he asked, "Weren't you planning on picking up something else? Shall we go to the mall?"

Greenfield was particularly well-known for its pastries, which were made from whole grains and healthy. Sage wanted to buy some for Linda and her grandfather, but…

"Aren't you in a rush to take those medications back? What on earth would we do if Ms. Shekdotter passed out from the pain?"

Ian glanced at her. "Sage, even if you're jealous, you need to know when to stop."

"Jealous? Me? Are you out of your mind?" Sage stormed off.

Just then, a speeding vehicle blared its horn. Startled, she took a step back. Ian had also reached out to pull her back, causing her to fall into his arms.