His Domineering Lover

Chapter 349: Chapter 349: The Left Behind Plane Ticket Chapter 349: Chapter 349: The Left Behind Plane Ticket The group shifted their position and waited again outside the intensive care unit.

The maid who came with Chloe Turner went out to buy some food, brought back coffee and desserts, and handed a cup of coffee to Daniel Peacock with both hands, saying softly, “Have some hot coffee and food. We’re lucky you were here today.”

Taking the coffee, Daniel Peacock’s gaze fell on Cherish Turner, who was sitting stiffly.

Chloe saw it too. She didn’t intend to pity him, but considering Daniel’s presence, they were all grateful to him today. Plus, she was an adult and wouldn’t behave immaturely. So, reluctantly, she picked up the hot coffee and cocoa bread and handed them to Cherish. “Here!” she said awkwardly.

Cherish shook her head, “I don’t want to eat.”

“You…” Chloe was already angry, and seeing her ungrateful attitude, she was about to burst into anger again. But when she looked down, she saw Cherish’s red, swollen eyes and the mournful and regretful look on her face. Her eyelashes trembled, and there was a deep shadow under her eyelids. She seemed so lost and afraid of losing someone.

anger, forcibly stuffed the coffee and bread into Cherish’s hands, and said, “Don’t pretend to be pitiful here. How much have you cared for Dad? How long have you been with him? Do you

her, and finally held the food Chloe handed

come back to investigate her background, but how much time did

foundation for him,

took a bite of the bread in her hand and discovered that her heart was

her. He had never seen such a vulnerable side of Cherish before. When he abandoned her, she could still

would never see that side of Cherish

a pity, and it hurt. When she was truly sad and upset, he

feelings for her kept awakening, and at that moment, he really wanted to hold her in his arms and pamper her. But he was afraid

next day. Time seemed to be infinitely stretched during the wait. Chloe fell asleep in a chair nearby, covered

all the turmoil, Cherish’s phone had run out