Chapter 41

The doctor hid a smile. “Good. That’s all I needed to know.”

Kaleb waited until she was safely strapped into his car before he reinforced what they had both heard. “You heard what the doctor said, Sasha. I hope you’re going to take notice.”

Stay calm, she told herself, stay calm. She cleared her throat. “No matter what the doctor said—I still have a business to run. I can’t just pretend it doesn’t exist.”

He didn’t answer immediately as he maneuvered the car out of the hospital gates and drove as carefully as if he had a consignment of raw eggs on the seat beside him.” You’re not to worry about the business. That’s all going to be taken care of.”

Not to worry, indeed! “But how, Kaleb?” she wailed. “We can’t cope with just one staff and I haven’t got enough money to pay someone else if I can’t work myself.”

He stole a glance at her. “Let me concentrate on the road,” he said abruptly. “I don’t want to have a row in the car.”

“Who said anything about