Chapter 69

It wasn't until Ethan brought it up that I remembered he did have an aunt. In my past life, she only came back from abroad when Ian was on his deathbed, but she didn't even attend his funeral. She just left. I let out a breath. This world felt so small. Despite my efforts to distance myself from Ethan, I found myself working under his brother. "Now that his family has arrived, I'll be heading out." I stood up, grabbed my bag, and got ready to leave. Ethan's lips moved as if he wanted to say something, but no words came out. I had taken a few steps when I suddenly remembered that I had already paid for everything. I turned back and pulled the receipts out of my bag. "Here are the receipts for the medical expenses I covered. The total is 2,642.57 dollars, but you can just give me 2,642 dollars. When your brother wakes up, remind him to pay me back, or if you prefer, you can settle it now." I wasn't a rich girl anymore. Every cent mattered now. Ethan seemed surprised by my concern