A Surprising Twist of Fates (Sierra and Theo)

Chapter 65 Chapter 65 Teasing

Adrian reported, “Mr. Gray, I spoke to the doctor. The doctor said Ms. Shaw's condition isn't serious. She fainted due to low blood sugar, and though she's a bit weak, her foot isn't tractured

“She just needs to be observed for a day before being discharged. You've been running around for her for two days straight without rest-your body won't hold up

He looked at Then's handsome but visibly tired face and couldn't help expressing his concem. "Besides, Ms. Shaw also said you should test and not mish to visit her.

He invoked Sierra's name in an attempt to persuade him.

Theo rubbed his temples and said in a low and firm voice, "I won't feel at ease until I see her. Go ahead and drive."

Adnan sighed softly and said nothing else. He started the car and lett.

Ten minutes later, Theo arrived outside the hospital room. Through the transparent glass panel on the door, he saw Sierra sitting on the hospital bed, holding a book in her hands and reading intently.

Her side profile was delicate and serene. A strand of hair slipped down by her ear, and she gently reached up to tuck it back, securing it behind her ear. Her slender, tair fingers flipped through the pages gracefully. It was a simple gesture that radiated wannth

as beautiful as a

stood quietly, watching her. His deep eyes, usually as impenetrable as the night sky, were now filled with a soft, starry light. The corners of his lips also curved into a faint

and gently

startled the woman on the bed, though she didn't lookup. Instead, her lips curled into a small smile as she said playfully, "Are you back already?

was clear and melodious, like

"Back from what?-1

asked with a

When she met his deep gaze, her lashes trembled slightly, and she stammered in embarrassment, "Uncle Theo,

to sit beside her. His gaze fell on the

eyes flashing with a hint of hesitation as she prepared to close the book. He extended his hand. “May I

“Uncle Then, do

curious why this

curiosity in his expression, she couldn't bring herself to refuse. However, remembering the particular scene she'd just been reading, her earlobes grew warm. She deliberately pressed the book closed and handed it to him after

flickered in his eyes. He took the book from her and

read, “He let out a mocking laugh, tilting her chin upward as he Idssed her without warning-biting and