e had to do whatever it took to find this mysterious doctor-even if it meant paying a lot of money jus

was told that if she wanted to know abou

f finding Tide, so she hurried to the

lee who was waiting for her there. Kaylee

w anything about Tide, so Kaylee must've called her here as a prank

thing about Tid

ully. "How could a bumpkin lik

is is Tide's token. You recognize it, right? With

nt in Kaylee's hand. Without thinking, she reache

ed had a symbolic token-a wave-shaped pendant. She couldn

going to give it to you for free. I'm not a Hadley, remember? And I

ee for help was worse than dying. But now she could only swa

e back my necklace,"

ew that it was very precious to Kaylee. Now that Kaylee w

ughter of the Hadley family for so many year

'll return the necklace to you afte

ts. I heard that their daughter spent a ton of money looking for Tide. I'd rather make the deal with her. Oh, she also has

hard to find Tide because she too wanted to impress and

Gemma reluctantly agreed to her terms. She went back h

e was a slight layer of patina, as if it had been passed down for many gen

found nothing wrong. Then she told Gemma that Tide would show

and Gemma waited f

face, Kaylee showed up at the

ng it hard for people to figure out whet

e the p

d been in a coma for days, woke up. Additionally, there was some color

yed and thanked

olly held Gemma's hand and praised, "Gemma, you're

ttered, Mrs. Reynolds. I hap

rsation between the two, K

to make a fo

up to Molly and said with a smile, "Mrs. Reyno

this, Gemma's

stunned. "Don't

f confusion, Kaylee shook her head deliberatel

er. She turned around and glared at Gemma coldly

people saying that Mr. Reynolds is sick. I heard that Mr. Reynolds is a kind philanthropist, and I adm