Divorce Anxiety (Kathleen and Samuel)

Chapter 279

Chapter 279 No Choice But To Let Go

Kathleen sighed heavily.

Why are they all asking this?

In her worry, she said, "Can you stop hurting yourself this way, Samuel? If you continue this way, aren't you just letting Old Mrs. Macari down? Along with Mr. Macari and Mrs. Macari?" Samuel didn't reply.

Frustrated, Kathleen pursed her lips anxiously. She was worried that he would rush out again if he happened to get agitated.

"Enough now, Samuel. You should treat your illness," pleaded Kathleen as she furrowed her brows deeply.

"It's incurable," rasped Samuel coarsely. He continued, "After I regained consciousness, I hired an extremely well-known doctor and got him to take a look at my condition. My illness started because of you. All will be well as long as you're next to me. You're the crucial element that helps to stabilize both my condition and my emotional state."

Kathleen was stunned by his sudden declaration.

Am I really that important?

"Is there no other way?" she asked with a frown.

Samuel picked up on the difficult position that she was in and said, "I know. I can't force you to do something you don't want to. I'll try my best to manage alone."

At that, she descended into a moment of deep thought, and silence ensued.

Now that I think about it, I wonder if he overheard the things I said outside earlier. From his expression, I doubt that he did. That means he doesn't know that I kissed Caleb yesterday in order to protect him. Well... So be it. I don't want to explain myself anyway.

He took in her expression and picked up on the frustration she was feeling. As such, he didn't pursue the matter any further.

He was afraid that she would have more reason to scorn him now that she knew he was ill.

He suppressed the unhappiness he was feeling and said, "Let me wash your hair for you." She nodded and grunted in agreement.

Following that, Samuel proceeded to meticulously and delicately wash her hair. "How long will Tyson and the others need to come over?" asked Kathleen curiously. "It'll take them at least until tomorrow night. It all depends on when the storm blows over," explained Samuel.

"This is an island, correct? Is there anyone else around?" she asked.

"Not at all," he replied with a shake of his head.

"What are you doing with an

"I was thinking that if it came to a point where I couldn't

to live alone

moment, Kathleen felt pangs of heartbreak and sadness wash

that she was what Samuel needed to treat himself. If he couldn't find her, his emotional state would fluctuate perpetually, and he might just end up having to stay on the

to treat myself, Kate," rasped Samuel

might not be a point

a doctor, so please don't hate me. Will you?" pleaded Samuel desperately

replied, "All right." He was delighted upon taking in her response. He stated, "Your hair's done. Is there

I ended up in this

for

asked, "Do you have another copy of the key?" "What key?" asked Samuel with a

earlier to get the key, but you threw

as his brows knotted

him strangely and asked, "Don't you both share the same set of memories?" He said hoarsely, "He can see my

didn't know how to respond to that revelation and

to make sure

was sorely afraid that he would reveal the explosive side of himself and scare her away. That was something he wanted to avoid at

revelation, Kathleen was fully convinced that Samuel hadn't heard what she had said

her legs. It's more than enough torture for

replied Samuel obediently. However, he added, "That said...

She was rendered speechless.

others can come up with other methods of getting her out

carry you out,"

she replied,

intently at her with a tinge of

the bathrobe,"

move and merely looked at her with a

she conceded and said, "Fine. Help me put on

grunted in acknowledgment and

the bathrobe and helped to drape it over her lithe frame before

storm continued

worriedly asked, "Do you think Nicolette will freeze to death down

sluice and allow the seawater to drain away," stated Samuel

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