?<strong>Chapter 733:</strong>


    Katherine and Shawn entered, sharing their worries about Fannie’s well-being.


    “You need to rest, Fannie. We’lle back another time.”


    “Okay,” Fannie responded, still avoiding Bobby’s eyes.


    With no further reason to stay, Bobby left.


    He returned the following day with flowers, only to find the door barred to him.


    Jett exited, nced at the flowers Bobby held, and without a word, moved past him dismissively. Fannie allowed Jett to enter.


    Unable to tolerate being ignored, Bobby remained doggedly outside her hospital room. His presence became such a disruption that the hospital director feltpelled to step in. “Miss Cooper, you see, Mr. Kelly’s actions are disrupting our work.”


    Feeling a headacheing on, Fannie said, “Let him in, please.”


    As the sun set, thest of Fannie’s visitors left. Bobby walked in and paused, puzzled.


    “What do you mean?” he asked.


    Echoing his confusion, Fannie replied, “What do you mean?”


    Bobby gestured towards himself, saying, “Everyone else could visit you, but not me? What have I possibly done?”


    “Have you not? You pushed Jett towards me first, only to pull me away from himter. Is that your idea of fun?”


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    The nk look on her face clued Bobby in—Fannie was truly upset. Yet his actions hadn’t been intentional. When he encouraged Jett, he just wanted to get rid of Fannie. Little did he know he wouldter find himself genuinely drawn to her.


    “Fifi, that wasn’t my intention.”


    “I’m not interested in your intentions,” Fannie said indifferently, not looking at him. “Must I remind you? You’re with Judie now. I’m not interested in being the other woman.”


    Bobby wanted to exin his rtionship with Judie, but Fannie didn’t give him the chance.


    “You have ten minutes to leave before the paparazzi arrive and catch us together, adding to my troubles.” Her final words rendered Bobby speechless.


    After exiting the hospital, he kept up with Fannie’s recovery by calling the hospital staff daily. Fannie was out of the hospital in just over a week, returning to her job bandaged.


    Bobby reached out to Judie, saying, “Ensure she’s not overworked, watch out for any bullying at work, and call me for anything you can’t manage.”


    Judie, who was in it for the paycheck, responded promptly, “Don’t worry!”


    Bobby reminded her again, “And keep that pretty boy away from Fannie.”


    Having stolen someone else’s partner, Bobby always feared someone would do the same to him. He had to be prepared, defending from all angles.


    After ending the phone call with Bobby, Judie caught sight of Mayer making his way towards Fannie’s office. With the click-ck of her high heels echoing down the hallway, she sped up to catch up with him.


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