GABRIEL: I felt stunned when that lady bumped into me. "Easy, Nurse. Watch where you're rushing to," I said, my tone cold as ice, thinking she was one of those nurses who wanted to gain my attention. However, I smelled that sweet lemon scent emanating from her. Instead of shouting at her, I stood there speechless, watching her dash into the elevator before she looked up at my face. Her jaw dropped as our gazes met. Her lips trembled, wanting to say a word, but I caught the trace of tears in her eyes. The elevator shut before I could even stop her. Why did my chest ache when I saw her red eyes? Who was she? She didn't seem like a nurse here in my hospital. "Jett," I called my assistant. "Yes, boss," he stepped forward as he stood watching me. He was 29, dark-skinned and tall like me. "Find out who that lady is," I ordered, and Jett responded, "Got it." I knew that I shouldn't concern myself about her. But it had been long since I perceived that sweet lemon scent. One rainy
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