Chapter 40

Kaylin took care of Mylee all night. At dawn, she rubbed her sour eyes and was ready to get up and leave.

Mylee was probably in great pain and frowned in his sleep.

Kaylin sat all night with a sore back. Everything that had happened in the past five years slipped through her mind. She found that it was wrong to bet all her "money" on a man.

When Reiss died, the tie between Kaylin and Mylee was completely broken. Even if Mylee had divorced Raina, it was none of her business.

Kaylin stood up, but one hand suddenly stretched out and held Kaylin's hand.

Kaylin was frightened and thought Mylee woke up.

Looking back, Mylee didn't wake up at all. He might be having a nightmare. He kept shouting, "don't leave, I'm sorry, don't go..."

Kaylin showed a slight smile on her face and gently broke away from Mylee's hand.

She thought, "Mylee, if time can go back, I will never live like this. I will never meet you when I am at the worst state of my life.

Kaylin took dozens of dollars in cash from Mylee's wallet, took a taxi back to her residence and quickly packed up her things. She was leaving the city that made it hard for her to breathe...

After tidying up everything, Kaylin took a big suitcase and went to Reid.

Reid, who saw Kaylin early in the morning, was very surprised. After finishing wearing his white coat, he immediately opened the door for her.

"Kaylin, great, you're out of the police station! Are you here to check illness?"

Reid was excited and saw Kaylin's luggage. Then his face changed and asked tentatively, "are you leaving here?"

Kaylin nodded, "I've come to say goodbye to you."

"Where are you going? But what about your illness?" Reid worried about that.

Kaylin looked down and smiled, "if I don't leave here, I'm afraid I can't live till tomorrow. There's nothing I can expect here."

Reid quickly opened the drawer, found a lot of medicine, took the bag, put the medicine bottles together, handed them to Kaylin and said, "take the medicine, you must remember to eat it. If you feel uncomfortable, call me. Don't try to be brave alone! You know?"

Kaylin took the medicine and nodded seriously, "thank you."

"Don't do anything stupid. You're still young. Think about your mother in heaven and your daughter. They all want you to live well." Reid was a qualified psychologist. His words always had a force inexplicably.

"I won't. If I leave him, I will get better gradually." Kaylin sighed, "can you accompany me to see my daughter?"

Reid nodded, instantly took off his white coat and ordered the front desk, "if someone asks about me, just say I've gone out to work. Just say I haven't seen Kaylin! Got it?"

The little sister at the front desk nodded. Reid left with Kaylin at ease.

Driving to the familiar cemetery, Reid sighed, "my grandfather is also buried here. This is the most expensive tomb, which is more expensive than the living people's houses."