Blimey, My Kid's the Heir to the Billionaire Boss! by Nora Hoover

Chapter 793: An Ambiguous Night

"Apologize sincerely to Ella and inquire about her injury. This is basic courtesy," Grandpa Clemens asserted strongly.

"It's already late." Micah wanted to refuse, but seeing Grandpa Clemens' stern expression, he nodded. "OK."

Then, he walked back.

The medical staffs hurriedly left, leaving the room to Micah and Ella.

The door closed. The atmosphere in the room was ambiguous with the dim warm light, drifting white curtains, and the faint lavender fragrance.

Micah sat on the sofa, opened a bottle of wine, and started drinking by himself.

Ella leaned on the bed, quietly looking at him. Her eyes were filled with deep affection.

"I'll sit for a while before leaving, so that Grandpa Clemens won't blame me." Micah glanced at Ella. "Will it disturb your?"

"No. It's fine." Ella gestured gently. "You can stay as long as you want."

Micah looked up at her. Her face blushed and she explained in a flustered manner, "I mean, to reassure Grandpa Clemens, you can stay longer. No, I mean, you can stay as long as you want." The more she explained, the more confusing it got. She was flustered.

said nothing, lowering his gaze and silently sipping his wine. There was no noise

glanced at the door, knowing

glass, got

was very nervous, clutching the blanket tightly and lowering her eyes, afraid to

her, leaned in, and she instinctively closed

behind her to turn off the main light in

only the faint light of the aromatherapy lamp reflecting on

Instead, he stood up, returned to the

her eyes, staring at him blankly, feeling immensely

She had thought...

only turned off the

was too strong. Micah fell asleep

wine glass in his hand fell onto the carpet, staining it with

glanced outside, lifted the blanket and limped over. She covered Micah with

furrowed, as if there were unresolved worries. Ella couldn't hide her concern, cautiously reached out her hand, gently stroking

Micah suddenly moved.

quickly withdrew her hand, covering

make any other movements for

mustering up the courage,