A Farewell After Being Reborn

Chapter 138

“It’s not your fault. Go have the kitchen remake the soup and charge it to my room.” ian said.

The waiter left, grateful to have been spared. Sage couldn’t hide her concern for him. “Go rinse your hand with cold water.”

Even though she tried to hide it, lan could still see a gleam of concern in her eyes.

He looked into her eyes and said, “Help me.”

Sage didn’t decline. There happened to be a mini sink in front of them. They walked over and Sage turned on the faucet.

Worried that the water pressure would be too strong, she cupped her hands under the faucet before slowly pouring it over Ian’s flushed hand.

The warm yellow light from the corridor cast a soft glow on her hair and delicate face. It gave her a gentle, ethereal allure.

“What do you like?” Ian asked.

in surprise. Her

softened. “Didn’t you say that I should know your preferences before I

all her preferences with him if he asked

I appreciate the thought, but I don’t need you to

indifference and disdain. However, he maintained his composure and added, “I know your uncle and aunt have been wanting to meet and dine with the CEO of Pacific Group. I’ll be free in a few days,

and continued to pour water

when I told you that I don’t want you to interfere with my family’s business. I meant what I said. It wasn’t something I said in the heat of the moment. My uncle and aunt need to

“Well, I’ve offered to help. Whether you take it or not is up to you.” He then turned off the faucet and

and followed Ian to Room One. Terry had the kitchen rush out a few hearty dishes. During lan’s absence, Collin and his assistants had become

up when they heard footsteps. Ian met their gazes, calmly put his arm around Sage, and introduced her to the room. “This is my wife, Sage.” Then,

pleasure to meet you all. I apologize for what happened earlier. I

worries. The dishes you ordered were great. They were super green and healthy, just what someone

important, but it’s not like you need it because of your age. Seriously, you don’t look a day over