Let Me Go, Mr. Hill!

Let me go, Mr. Hill [by Shallow South] Chapter 36
What depressed Catherine the most was that she did not even have the strength to take off her pants. Ultimately, she needed Shaun’s help.

By the time she got back onto bed, she was so embarrassed that she snuggled under the blanket.

Deep down, Shaun found it amusing. He was even wondering if she had been feigning shamelessness when she flirted with him back then.

…

An hour later, Shaun found a caregiver for Catherine.

However, Catherine had fallen asleep by then. He had a lawsuit to dispute the next morning, and he had not prepared the documents yet. Therefore, he gave orders to the caregiver and subsequently left.

When Catherine woke up in the middle of the night, she found a gentle-looking woman who looked to be about 40 years old on the edge of the couch.

Upon noticing some activity, the woman woke up and explained, “I’m the caregiver Mr. Hill has hired to take care of you.”

“Oh.” Catherine was momentarily stunned.

her a caregiver, and he actually did it. For some reason,

stated on her marriage certificate. He

The two of them were actually not bound by the marriage contract, and moreover, he was not in love with

her to the hospital and even

noticed that she was remaining quiet. Then, she said with a laugh, “Mr. Hill is very concerned about you. He stayed until 11 o’clock at night. He even ordered me not to fall asleep as you’d be awake during the night. Also, he hired the head chef from the hospital to prepare three meals for you and to ensure the dishes are nutritious and

from her dream. The way the caregiver described

“I’ve seen all kinds of family members in the hospital. Mr.

Shaun had showed up and

Morning.

Catherine returned from a check-up, there were two other people in the ward, namely Shaun and

him to

500,000 dollars to steal your design. It was my fault. Forgive me,

on the ground. Conversely, Catherine was also

punched him violently if she had

you’ve ruined? You ruined my reputation and dignity as a designer. A scumbag like you isn’t