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Hamilton arched an eyebrow ever so slightly. “Like what? Trusting?”

Natalia nodded her head in affirmation.

Hamilton actually took a moment to ponder. “When it comes to trust, I only trust myself. Does that satisfy you, Ms. Jenkins?”

Natalia was at a loss for words.

Did he mean that he didn’t even trust Eveleen?

Natalia’s fingers tightened unconsciously. “And what about Eveleen?”

Hamilton’s gaze darkened a tad.

But Natalia only kept her eyes on him.

He moved his lips to speak, but before he could say a word, there was a knock on the hospital room door.

The secretary stood outside, handing Hamilton a bag.

Hamilton took it, walked over to the bedside, and said, “Come here, let’s dry your hair.”

The question Natalia hadn’t finished asking suddenly seemed unnecessary.

What did it matter whether he trusted Eveleen or not? After all, it had nothing to do with her.

Natalia composed herself, sat on the couch, and let Hamilton dry her hair.

After he finished, Hamilton finally spoke.

“Eveleen is special to me. If you don’t want to embarrass yourself, Ms. Jenkins, I’d suggest you don’t compare yourself to her.”

Natalia was silent for a moment before saying, “Alright, I understand.”

Hamilton’s phone began to ring. It was Eveleen’s personalized ringtone.

Natalia suddenly felt tired. “If you have things to do, Mr. Fowler, go ahead. I need to rest.”

Hamilton gave her a look, “Eveleen’s here for a dressing change. I’m going to be with her.”

“Okay.”

Natalia lay in bed, the blanket covering half her face.

Hamilton frowned slightly. He pulled down her blanket. “If you’re tired, get some sleep. I’ll be back after she’s done.”

Natalia didn’t respond.

In truth, not only did Hamilton not trust her, but she also didn’t have much trust in him. Like

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his words didn’t seem all that credible to

in the end, she

in dwelling on it; it

Natalia found herself unable to sleep.

hospital room felt suffocating.

But as soon as she stepped out the door, she saw Graham searching for her from room to room down the corridor.

a moment; she was about to hide when

stop, walking briskly toward

best bet was to seek refuge with Scarlett. However, before she

went

she roared in

“What,

turn around by pulling her hair. “Try hiding now. See if I don’t take care of you!” Natalia winced in pain, her

do you want? Graham, this is a hospital! Aren’t you afraid someone will call the

around. Some

the attention; he smirked, let go of Natalia, and said, “Sweetheart.

$,

he glared at the onlookers. “What are you looking at? This is my daughter. Delete

those videos!”

the video, then turned

Decided where you

tight with tension. She knew if she

a scene.

deep breath, she finally said,

to the hospital room

her cheerfully, greeting the onlookers

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that? This is my daughter, Natalia, a manager at Ivy

find her here. She had felt relieved not seeing him outside her apartment complex after returning from Boria City. Little

she asked sternly, “What is it? Speak up.”

in a hurry to talk anymore. He went around the ward, clicked his tongue, and said, “This is such an amazing ward! As expected of my incredible daughter.”

was in no mood for small talk and said, “What do

I

money you wanted!”

“What’s wrong? Disgusted by your old man?”

at him. “If you don’t want to talk, then get out!”

temper!” Graham muttered as he pocketed Hamilton’s cigarettes

I’m not here for something bad. You’re not getting any younger, nearly thirty, and even though your mother is half–dead, as your father, I still need to look after your marriage prospects. I’ve found you a suitor.”

scoffed. Graham introducing her to a suitor? It sounded more like he was planning to sell her off.

plans to find a

blame me for not warning you. You better listen while I’m speaking nicely. Don’t make

what exactly do

nothing much. Just agree to go on this

of the stolen cigarettes and lounged

a couple of puffs, he suddenly sat bolt upright. “Natalia, you

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