Really, the cost didn't matter. No matter what she needed, even if it was the hospital, he'd find a way. He couldn't let her be sick. In less than twenty-four hours, all he really wanted was to see her smile like she had in that old picture Bobby had shown him. He
In "A Virgin River Christmas" by Robyn Carr, the main character is deeply committed to someone he loves, prioritizing her health above all else. The cost of care is irrelevant to him; what truly matters is ensuring she receives whatever treatment she needs, even if that means going to a hospital. His determination highlights the depth of his feelings and his willingness to make sacrifices for her wellbeing.
As he reflects...
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