Ultimate Strike, Final Cry

520 Apartment.

So, how are you and Caroline doing?

Rachel had unleashed her Ultimate Strike, felt Adam's gaze, and emerged from the bathroom with renewed fighting spirit. She, Rachel Green, would never lose.

"Fine."

Adam had already guessed Rachel's plan, but he had no intention of breaking his principles.

There are still six or seven years until he becomes an intern, and another six or seven years until he becomes Attending Physician. With such a long time ahead, if he gives in now, he cannot guarantee his future development.

We can't just do what we did when we first transmigrated and faced the Amazing Amy, and actively discourage her from leaving, can we?

We were too weak then, and faced with dangerous people, we had no choice but to do that.

He doesn't need to now.

And doesn't he have any pride?

As for whether they've broken up or are still good friends?

In the original timeline, Rachel and Ross were entangled for so long. Now, with his good looks, handsome doctor, famous writer, tycoon, and overflowing happiness, Rachel, who has almost every fantasy, probably has no desire to let go.

The inevitable result of being unwilling to let go is a deterioration of the relationship. He is not Ross, and he and Monica are like siblings who cannot be separated. Once Adam and Rachel's relationship deteriorates to a certain extent, one of them will inevitably leave this circle of friends.

We won't even be able to be friends anymore.

And at that time, how will Leonard Green face Adam, the man who broke his beloved daughter's heart?

It's already good enough that they didn't deliberately suppress him; do you really expect to get more Operating Room access through his help?

Dream on!

So Adam gave in, since Rachel perfectly matched his aesthetic.

That won't work either!

The core characters in urban sitcoms all share one characteristic: they are all very casual.

Amidst the pushing and shoving, the eye contact, and the slightest misstep, it could be Mars.

Not to mention countless little details of life, such as revenge for being seen naked by looking back, and when no one is available on special holidays, they make do with kissing or even sleeping together.

Rachel is the most typical example of this.

Of the six friends, Chandler kissed everyone except Ross, Joey kissed everyone except Monica, Ross kissed everyone except Chandler, Monica kissed everyone except Joey, and Phoebe kissed everyone except Monica.

Rachel is the only one who has kissed all five other people.

She seems to act recklessly from the start, which perfectly describes her.

Rachel's casualness, like Caroline's, is open with Adam. Mutual assistance is fine, but asking Adam to have a Marla romance with her that lasts for more than ten years would be too much to ask of Adam.

Adam has no shortage of beautiful female companions, so why bother with her?

Of course, such words cannot be said aloud, otherwise Adam, the Dream Blue, would definitely be kicked out of everyone's circle of friends.

"Fine?"

Rachel took a sip of red wine and pressed, "I haven't seen her for the past few days? Did you two have a fight?"

She secretly regretted forgetting this at the beginning. She should have asked this question before taking any action.

"No."

Adam laughed and said, "We're not a couple, so what kind of conflict could we have? She found a new job and left New York."

"Left?"

Rachel's eyes lit up. "Where did she go?"

The opportunity has come! She refuses to believe that her ultimate comforting tactic will fail this time.

Adam can't possibly say this time that he's very happy about Caroline's departure, can he?

"Terrible Parish".

Adam said something strange.

"Terrible Parish?"

Rachel was taken aback. "Why would she go to such a godforsaken place? It's backward and superstitious there."

"To work as a caregiver."

Adam sighed, "I tried to persuade her, but she insisted that she was needed there."

He couldn't help but think of what Caroline said while smoking on the night of their date. He felt that it was because of his persuasion that she finally made up her mind.

Damn it!

He previously said he would do his best, which meant he would just do his part and have a clear conscience.

Little did Caroline know that she should take it as a sign that she needed to work even harder. Instead, she not only went back to her old job as a caregiver, but also went to such a remote place.

"She really is quite special."

Rachel said strangely.

She had heard Monica mention before that Caroline was very caring and treated every patient she cared for as her own family, and now it seemed that her reputation was well-deserved.

If it were her, she would never go to that kind of awful place, even if she were beaten to death.

It's worth noting that many horror stories in the United States originated from these haunted places.

In movies and TV shows, the United States is also famous for its big cities teeming with aliens and superheroes, while small towns are teeming with monsters and ghosts.

Rumors that seem baseless may actually have a cause.

In comparison, if she had to choose, she would still feel that staying in a big city like New York is safer and more comfortable; only a fool would go to such a horrible place to suffer.

"Yes."

Adam took a sip of red wine, lost in thought.

Caroline's departure didn't feel good to him, not because he was reluctant to part with her as a helpful friend, but because of a bad feeling.

I have a feeling something's going to happen when she goes there this time.

But Caroline insisted, and he couldn't say much more.

They are all free women under the lighthouse, and they have to make their own decisions. Not to mention Adam, who is "more than friends but not quite lovers," even a real lover or husband has no right to ask her to change her mind.

Are you alright?

Rachel was overjoyed, both by Caroline's departure and by Adam's absent-mindedness. Her chance had finally come. She reached out and took Adam's hand, gazing at him with deep affection.

"Of course it's fine."

Adam suppressed his inner sigh, calmly withdrew his hand, raised his glass and smiled, "We've eaten enough, it's time to wrap this up."

"No, please."

Rachel said eagerly, "It's still early. How about this, I'll dance for you?"

Before Adam could refuse, she got up, ran to the bedroom, and took out the cheering pom-poms that cheerleaders are known for.

"Ready, go! Give me a C!"

Rachel, dressed in a red cheerleader uniform, waved cheering pom-poms, made a large "C" shape, and shouted.

"C!"

Adam had no choice but to agree.

"Give me an A!"

"A!"

"Give me an R!"

"R!"

"Give me an o!"

"O!"

"..."

Rachel spelled out all the letters of Caroline's name, threw the cheering ball in her hand, jumped and hopped around, and finally did a somersault.

Unfortunately, she had graduated a long time ago, and her cheerleading moves had become rusty. After a few somersaults, she lost control and fell to the ground.

Adam reacted quickly and caught her, preventing her from falling flat on her face.

However, this is precisely why Adam is in trouble again.

Rachel, caught and half-held in Adam's arms, stared straight at Adam and unleashed her Ultimate Move, a soft humming sound, like the Heng Ha Generals, captivating the soul.