Chapter 1183

Emmett’s grave recently?”

She knew Emmett’s name would make Kasie sad. Not wanting to look Kasie in the eye, she Lowered

her head, pretending to arrange the flowers.

Sure enough, Kasie came to her senses when she heard Emmett’s name. The expression on her face

was back to normal. She secretly pinched herself. ‘Kasie, what were you thinking? He’s Debbie’s

husband!’ “N-not yet. I’m thinking going there in the next few days. Why?”

“Do you want some company? Since I’m here.” Debbie feigned a casual tone. ‘Sorry to bring Emmett

up, but I didn’t want to see you hurt, ‘ she thought to herself.

“ALL right. Why not? I need to go home now,” Kasie told her calmly.

But before she could reach the door, Debbie took her hand.

“Actually,

I’m having dinner with someone Later. Could you stay here and take care of Ivan?”

A N G E L A ‘s L I B R A R Y

Kasie Looked at the man in bed and replied in a relaxed tone, “Sure. He got hurt trying to save my Life.

I should take care of him. But you’ve been doing it, since you’re his wife.”

Debbie laughed.

“Quit saying we’re married. He’s like a big brother to me,” she said sincerely. Ivan had been good to her

However, Kasie remembered her Last sentence and took it very seriously.

She started thinking even more.

After Debbie had left the ward, Kasie sat in the chair where Debbie had sat, ignoring the strange warm

feeling of sitting where someone else had so recently sat. She put her chin in her hand, and looked at

Ivan, whose eyes were closed.

The man was handsome, so was Emmett. He had the same thick eyebrows that Emmett did.

Yes, they were similar in some ways, but in other ways they couldn’t be more different. Unlike Emmett,

he had grown up rich, so his skin was smoother than Emmett’s.

Blood drained from his lips making them quite pale. Emmett was always curling his Lips.

Emmett had short hair while Ivan had slightly curly longer hair.

Kasie couldn’t help reaching out her hand to slide her fingers across

Ivan’s pale chiseled features.

The memory where he held her tightly before the bullet buried itself in his body came flooding back into

her mind.

“Don’t be afraid,” he had told her even after he had been shot.

The beating hadn’t messed with his good looks or his courage to save her and Debbie.

Even his cologne did it for her. No other man ever had a better taste in cologne.

But…this man was her best friend’s husband.