Game Over No Second Chances

Chapter 308

Serena led Hugh out of the hospital.

Once they were outside, the cold wind hit them in the face.

As Serena gradually regained her senses, she realized she was still tightly gripping Hugh's wrist. Thinking of how they were merely allies, she abruptly pulled her hand back.

"Sorry, I dragged you out in such a rush earlier. Did I hurt you? Just now, I was too impulsive."

She lowered her head a little guiltily while rubbing the tip of her nose, realizing she had only been focused on standing up for Hugh and hadn't considered whether Calvin had been shocked by her actions.

Hugh's gaze deepened. He lowered his eyes to look at the flustered Serena, then glanced at his own sturdy arm, the corners of his lips curling up helplessly. He hadn't expected Serena to stand up for him.

Her grip was so gentle. How could it possibly hurt him?

Afraid she would notice anything unusual, Hugh quickly pressed down the smile tugging at his lips, putting on a serious face as he asked, "You didn't hurt me. But why were you so suddenly emotional?"

"Because you shouldn't be blamed," Serena explained, lifting her head to meet his gaze directly.

"You've been responsible from the beginning for things that weren't your fault. You don't deserve to be scolded like that."

remembered how Hugh had told her before that she

wind, her voice softening, "Besides, didn't you tell me I don't have to worry about the Larson family anymore, that I should just do what

to be mocked

ally and also one of her closest

looked at him

warm under the coat she had just fastened. It was as if the heat was seeping

a loving couple, Serena still stood so firmly by his

back by the Larson family, he meant for her to live freely. He didn't expect

at his lips. "Thank

Serena pursed her lips.

even more devastatingly handsome compared

into her ears, making Serena unconsciously curve her

You helped me a lot.

eyes grew even

wanted much

thinking, he reached out, wanting to catch her hand before she pulled away but Serena had already turned, walking briskly down the steps, waving

here. Let's hurry