Chapter 13 Date to get the Marriage Certificates.

Seeing Ryan questioning her, Delyth bit her lips. "Ryan, I told you not to blame Arwen. You misunderstood. She didn't do it intentionally. I stumbled on my feet and fell. This has nothing to do with her." Ryan frowned and helped her up, but Delyth remained in his arms. "I am not feeling a little dizzy. Arwen, please don't misunderstand Ryan. He is just helping me." Arwen's fingers clenched around the armrest as her gaze bore into Ryan with deep condemnation, but she didn't voice her thoughts. Jason, who had been witnessing the entire scene, felt that Ryan was too blind to see what was clearly in front of him. "Ms. Quinn, are they your friends?" he asked coldly, keeping his disinterested stare fixed on Ryan and Delyth. Arwen didn't respond to his question because she found it was embarrassing. However, given the nonchalant expression that Ryan wore, it seemed like only she was embarrassed while he appeared perfectly fine with Delyth by his side. Fine, if that wasn't embarrassing for him, this definitely would be. With that intent, Arwen shot a disapproving look at Delyth before turning to Ryan and saying, "I don't blame you for caring for another woman when I needed you by my side. Of course, I am a caring and understanding fiancée. But Ryan, I wouldn't like it if you missed our date this time. On the 29th of this month –we are getting our marriage certificates. Don't forget while you are taking care of Delyth." Delyth felt intimidated at once. She hated it when Arwen rubbed that in her face. But there was nothing she could do because she was not a Quinn, and she wasn't approved by the Foster family. The 29th–the date wasn't a secret. Delyth knew about it, which was why she had planned that accident for Arwen. But she hadn't expected it to bear no fruit. Ryan, on the other hand, felt irritated. The mention of the engagement in this situation made him look like a man engaged with a mistress. "Arwen, –" "Dr. Clark, I think I am exhausted. Can you take me back to my room?" Arwen interrupted, looking over her shoulder at Jason, who nodded in response. "Sure," he said, pressing the button for the elevator again. This time, when the door opened, he wheeled her inside, pressing the door close button before selecting the floor. "If you are struggling this much now, do you think you will even be able to take those vows with him?" He suddenly asked, and Arwen looked up at him with a confused expression. "When you are emotionally stable, you heal better." He explained, reasoning his concern before adding, "Since you have met your fiancé downstairs, you seem to be struggling internally. If you continue like this, your recovery might not be as efficient as it had been so far." Arwen nodded in understanding, but she didn't dwell on the topic anymore. Seeing that she wasn't interested in discussing it further, Jason also didn't probe any more. Returning to her reports, he said, "Everything else looks fine. You are ready to go and sign your certificates on the 29th. Your recovery won't be hindered, and as your doctor, that's all I care about." Arwen smiled at his humor. "By the way doctor, actually, I have been waiting for you," she said; and Jason raised his brows at her. "For me?" Arwen hummed, nodding. "I was thinking about getting discharged from the hospital, so I wanted to ask you about it." Although that took Jason with some surprise, he didn't let it show on his face. "So, you are finally bored of this hospital?" "The decor is not very appealing, so yes, you could say that." "Can't argue with that," Jason agreed, looking around in a serious manner before hearing Arwen's melodic laughter. He turned to look at her and matched her laughter before saying, "You are recovering well, and it will only get better, if you recuperate in the warm environment of your home. So, I don't have any reason to stop you. But I would ask you to be careful and keep taking your medicines on time. And remember to come in for your regular check-ups." Arwen nodded, understanding and taking the note of his words. "Thank you, Dr. Clark."