Chapter 209

After the scare I had, my mind was in a jumble, and I couldn't sleep at all.

"Huh!" Wendy, who was halfway closing the curtains, stopped.

I turned to look at her and asked, "What's wrong?"

"Nothing, it's just that there are so many cars of the same brand," Wendy muttered, then closed the curtains completely. "Sweetie, why don't you move in with me after you're discharged from the hospital?"

"Wendy, absence makes the heart grow fonder. I'm afraid that if we spend too much time together, I might lose you as a friend."

"Are you afraid I'll discover your flaws, or are you implying that I have flaws?"

"Of course, I'm afraid you'll find out about my flaws. Our Miss Perfect Wendy doesn't have a single flaw!"

"Jen, I'm serious about this," Wendy said, uncharacteristically serious.

I adjusted my expression to match her seriousness. "I know you're worried that I'll be scared living alone, but life is long. I can't always rely on you. I need to learn to cope on my own."

"Jen, take things