Chasing the Unexpected (Nyla)

Chapter 45

“Who said I’m not pursuing it?”

“How do you plan to pursue it?” Nyla looked at Damon, somewhat unsure. If he wanted money, she had just sold that house in Karlinan, so she should be able to afford it. She just hoped he wouldn’t ask for too much.

Her demeanor, in Damon’s eyes, resembled that of a startled rabbit, evoking a sense of pity. He involuntarily frowned. “Do you always stare at men like that?”

Nyla lowered her gaze. Weren’t they talking about his injury? What did her gaze have to do with anything?

Before she could come up with a response, Damon continued. “You said someone switched your reagents today? If someone really targeted you, I’ll hold the mastermind responsible when Genevieve finds out the truth.”

As soon as he finished speaking, the elevator reached the first floor.

“Let’s go. We need to treat the injuries first.”

What, Damon walked out.

Since he was going to the hospital for treatment as well. Nyla didn’t dwell on it. Besides, it wasn’t convenient to hail a cab right now.

Nyla benefitted from Damon’s presence. Several doctors were already waiting at the hospital entrance, ready to escort them to treat their injuries.

hospital and saw Nyla and Damon getting out of the car together. She immediately took out her

had been blocked by Clark before, so she sent the photo

[Michael, if I’m not mistaken, this is Mrs. Sumner, right? Why is she at the hospital with Clark’s

reply to her, but he did inform Clark about

and Damon had stayed at the same hotel on the same night, Clark had thrown his phone on the spot.

Clark saw the photo on Michael’s

hang up

Clark’s hand holding the phone kept tightening. He took

a few seconds before Nyla spoke. “At work. If you

“Nothing.”

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as Clark said

smirked icily. He had finally persuaded himself to believe that there was nothing between Nyla and Damon, but what did she do?

the car. We’re

phone, “Ms. Jayston, treating the wound might be a bit painful later. Please

this scar?”

wound isn’t too deep. If you take good care of it later,