Chapter 198 Wishing Badly for Her Departure

Queenie nodded vigorously at Horatio's words. "Horatio's right. Just go along with the arrangements and cooperate with the experts' treatment, Clarissa. Get better soon, and then I'll be able to rest at ease." "Yes, I will, Mrs. Hurrell," Clarissa responded obediently, lowering her head to hide her gloominess. After breakfast, Horatio left the house to pick up Estella. When Clarissa returned to her room and shut the door, her meek expression was immediately replaced by an anxious one. She stood up and paced the room, her thoughts a confusing jumble. How should she deal with this situation? The tense relationship between her and Horatio had only just eased a little. She didn't want to leave the Hurrell residence so soon. … The physical therapists arrived punctually in the afternoon. They were both extremely professional. They carefully examined Clarissa's leg injury and subsequently formulated a detailed rehabilitation plan. The leader between the two, Raymond Marshall, adjusted