"Stop! It's no big deal. I don't need to go to the hospital," Serenity said hurriedly.

"Start the car," Jackson told the driver coldly.

The driver started the car and headed for the hospital.

Serenity knew that once Jackson had decided to do something, there was no stopping him.

Therefore, she didn't try to persuade him anymore because she knew it was pointless. Since it was unavoidable, she could only accept it.

After all, the biggest lessons she had learned over the years were enduring pain and accepting her circumstances.

Her sudden silence surprised him.

She sat quietly inside the car, her face slightly pale. Her eyebrows were slightly knitted as her eyes hung low. Her hands gripped her knees, the veins on the back of her hands slightly bulging as if she was in pain.

"Does it hurt?" he couldn't help but ask.

"It's nothing," she said flatly. Today's pain was nothing compared to the pain a few days ago when her knees flared up because she was standing for too long.

Jackson