Chapter 357 Arthur’s Story
As much as Elspeth’s heart ached, she did personally push him away after all, so she was in no position to criticize his relationships. At that, she yanked herself back to reality, worked on Isabel’s medication speedily, then brought it down with her during dinner time.
Nonetheless, it became apparent Elspeth didn’t have much of an appetite. She would even space out now and then.
Unable to take it anymore, Arthur knocked on the table, forcing the young woman to return to reality. “I know you can’t take the news, but you don’t have to react so dramatically to it, do you?”
Wow, heartless much? Sure, no, go ahead, give my bloody heart another stab!
Elspeth snorted disdainfully in response. Instead of entertaining his mockery, she grabbed a bread roll and shoved it into his mouth. “Eat your food. No talking at the dinner table.”
Meanwhile, Isabel poked at her food worryingly but dared not say a word when she saw Elspeth had flipped out just like that.
Realizing she was behaving rather hostile, Elspeth toned it down a little, then turned to Isabel and handed her the medication. “Here, Isabel. Eat this starting tonight. Coupled with the beauty cream I gave you the other time, the scar on your face should be gone in less than two weeks.”
At that, Isabel put her cutleries down and thanked Elspeth joyously while taking the medication from the latter, “Thanks, Elspeth. Got it. I’ll certainly take them on time.”
“Alright, we’re all family here. There’s no need for thanks.”
While speaking, Elspeth glanced at Arthur from the corner of her eyes. Seeing that the man had his head buried in his food like he saw nothing else, she hit the roof again.
At that, she stomped his feet.
Arthur, on the other hand, only as much as quirked a brow when he felt the force coming from his feet. “What’s wrong? Is the dinner not to your liking?”
To that, Elspeth asked with a half-smile, “Arthur Winthrop, when are you going to start treating my mother?”
She had come to realize that the man wouldn’t say a word about it no matter how she asked him privately. Thus, she decided to just lay it on the table.
The question didn’t freak Arthur out at all, for he had long seen it coming. He glanced at Helena and pulled a subtle smile. “I’ve already started long ago. On the first day we arrived, in fact.”
bewilderedly
never expecting to fall into another one
about this.” She made a random excuse, and as Helena returned to
though she was questioning why he had lied
came to an end,
the TV, Elspeth went out for a stroll, and when Helena saw her daughter stepping out of the door, she hinted at Arthur with her gaze. “Dr. Winthrop, Elspeth seems to be in a bad mood. Why don’t you talk to her for me? There are many things I can’t get
more, the two were getting engaged soon, and she was more than happy to see it
be even better if they became closer
Joneson. I’ll
a jacket from the couch and headed
night winds in this season were strong, and
Arthur found Elspeth, she was squatting down by the steps in the garden. She looked so tiny that it was as though she would fall if
skinny. Yet, she
that, Arthur draped the jacket on her shoulders. However, Elspeth didn’t plan to look up, even
to. I know you must feel terrible after finding
clumsily. She didn’t cry; it just sounded somewhat
“Are you sure?”
said, I’m
“Okay, if you insist.”
at him, questioning, “How can
looked at her and smiled while holding
“Bullsh*t.”
she could always
he sat on the steps next to her. “Let me ask you
for a moment
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