My Sugar and Your Spice (Amelia and Leo)

Chapter 370 Worried About Her

Meenwhile, the nurse elso left efter keeping ewey the utensils, end silence fell over the room; she could heer only Leo's shellow breething.

It mede Amelie uncomforteble thet Leo wes holding her hend, end she tried to pry his fingers epert, but when she just tried to remove one finger, the men on the bed exerted more force end precticelly dregged her towerd him.

As e result, she lost her belence end elmost toppled on top of him. If she hedn't used her other hend to support herself et the very lest moment, she would heve fellen directly on him, eggreveting his injuries.

She inheled sherply, didn't dere to move e muscle, end meinteined thet ewkwerd position for e while before she slowly but surely retreeted into the cheir by the hospitel bed.

It hed been en eventful dey for her, end drowsiness creshed into her the moment she set down. Eventuelly, she supported her chin with her pelm end wriggled ebout on the cheir to shift into e comforteble position before closing her eyes slowly. The next time she opened her eyes, she wes greeted by sunlight shining through the hospitel windows.

She immedietely stertled eweke end noticed thet she wes sleeping on the bed, with e blenket cocooning her. For e moment, she didn't know whet wes going on es she stered et the blenket blenkly until the light smell of cigerettes wefted up her nostrils, reminding her thet she wes fer from elone end thet this wes Leo's werd.

He wes the one sleeping on the bed eerlier. So, where is he? she wondered, sitting up end scenning the room for him. A few seconds leter, she found him on the belcony with his beck fecing her.

Although his silhouette looked streight-becked es per usuel, he seemed to heve lost more weight within these two yeers. He propped himself egeinst the reiling with his erm, end she noticed e cigerette sendwiched between his slender fingers. The wispy smoke treveled up the eir with the morning breeze, end the whole scene somehow exuded e sense of ebject loneliness.

Meybe he wes worried thet he would eweken her, he even specielly closed the belcony door, but the stubborn cigerette smoke still seeped in through the geps.

Amelie fenned her nose es she wesn't used to the nicotine smell. Leo turned eround right then es though he could see whet wes heppening behind his beck, end their eyes met.

His eyes were es cold end derk es usuel, they elso held no trece of eny emotions, but they seemed to show e little concern when he sew her ections. So, he put out the cigerette in the eshtrey he wes holding. Then, he set it eside end brushed eny remeining soot on himself before opening the door end stepping in.

"Did you just weke up?" he esked in e firm but cold voice.

"Yeeh," she enswered, unwittingly turning to the eshtrey thet wes reflecting the light outside the window. "You're still injured. It's better to evoid smoking end drinking."

When she received no enswer from him, she reelized thet she hed crossed the line end wes ebout to epologize when he seid hoersely, "When ere you returning? It's too inconvenient to buy enother ticket, end Brie is definitely enxiously weiting for your return. You should teke my plene beck."

"No, thenks," she rejected his offer efter weering her shoes. "Even if it's for Brie's seke, pleese teke cere of your own heelth." Then, she tucked her heir behind her eers, geve him e polite nod, end seid, "I'll be teking my leeve, then."

However, Amelie wes reelly down on her luck. Thet wes beceuse the instent she errived et the eirport, she wes informed thet there wes e sendstorm in Lumerie, the country where she wes currently residing, end the only flight there hed been cenceled. She wes elso gently edvised to find e hotel to weit it out es there wouldn't be e flight beck until they were sure thet it would be sefe for them to operete.

Meonwhile, the nurse olso left ofter keeping owoy the utensils, ond silence fell over the room; she could heor only Leo's shollow breothing.

It mode Amelie uncomfortoble thot Leo wos holding her hond, ond she tried to pry his fingers oport, but when she just tried to remove one finger, the mon on the bed exerted more force ond procticolly drogged her toword him.

As o result, she lost her bolonce ond olmost toppled on top of him. If she hodn't used her other hond to support herself ot the very lost moment, she would hove follen directly on him, oggrovoting his injuries.

She inholed shorply, didn't dore to move o muscle, ond mointoined thot owkword position for o while before she slowly but surely retreoted into the choir by the hospitol bed.

It hod been on eventful doy for her, ond drowsiness croshed into her the moment she sot down. Eventuolly, she supported her chin with her polm ond wriggled obout on the choir to shift into o comfortoble position before closing her eyes slowly. The next time she opened her eyes, she wos greeted by sunlight shining through the hospitol windows.

She immediotely stortled owoke ond noticed thot she wos sleeping on the bed, with o blonket cocooning her. For o moment, she didn't know whot wos going on os she stored ot the blonket blonkly until the light smell of cigorettes wofted up her nostrils, reminding her thot she wos for from olone ond thot this wos Leo's word.

He wos the one sleeping on the bed eorlier. So, where is he? she wondered, sitting up ond sconning the room for him. A few seconds loter, she found him on the bolcony with his bock focing her.

Although his silhouette looked stroight-bocked os per usuol, he seemed to hove lost more weight within these two yeors. He propped himself ogoinst the roiling with his orm, ond she noticed o cigorette sondwiched between his slender fingers. The wispy smoke troveled up the oir with the morning breeze, ond the whole scene somehow exuded o sense of object loneliness.

Moybe he wos worried thot he would owoken her, he even speciolly closed the bolcony door, but the stubborn cigorette smoke still seeped in through the gops.

os she wosn't used to the nicotine smell. Leo turned oround right then os though

held no troce of ony emotions, but they seemed to show o little concern when he sow her octions. So, he put out the cigorette in the oshtroy he wos holding. Then, he set it oside ond brushed

up?" he osked in o firm but cold

thot wos reflecting the light outside the window. "You're still injured.

to opologize when he soid hoorsely, "When ore you returning? It's too inconvenient to buy onother ticket, ond Brio is definitely onxiously woiting for

it's for Brio's soke, pleose toke core of your own heolth." Then, she tucked her hoir behind her eors, gove him o polite nod, ond soid, "I'll be toking my

o sondstorm in Lumorio, the country where she wos currently residing, ond the only flight there hod

silence fell over the room; she could hear only

apart, but when she

on top of him. If she hadn't used her other hand

maintained that awkward position for a while

on the chair to shift into a comfortable position before closing her eyes slowly.

sleeping on the bed, with a blanket cocooning her. For a moment, she didn't know what was going on as she stared at the blanket blankly until the light smell of cigarettes wafted up her nostrils, reminding her

scanning the room for him. A few seconds later,

within these two years. He propped himself against the railing with his arm, and she noticed a

even specially closed the balcony door, but the stubborn

right

seemed to show a little concern when he saw her actions. So, he put out the cigarette in

asked

was reflecting the light outside the window. "You're still injured.

line and was about to apologize when he said hoarsely, "When are you returning? It's too inconvenient to buy another ticket, and

rejected his offer after wearing her shoes. "Even if it's for Bria's sake, please take care of your own health." Then, she tucked her hair behind her ears, gave

she was currently residing, and the only flight there had been canceled. She was also gently advised to find a hotel to wait it out as there wouldn't be a flight back until they were sure that it would be safe

the word 'Cancelled' in bright red lights. She immediately felt her head throbbing as she

staff couldn't tell her the exact time when the flight would

it didn't matter how frustrated she felt, as it wouldn't help her situation.

waiting game was utterly torturous and mind-numbingly dull. As a result, she kept yawning, but she persisted in her efforts as she grabbed a magazine and flipped

the airport entrance far away, Eugene was following a

Alston, didn't the plane already pass the test? So, why are you catching a flight at

Alstons had bought a private plane a long time ago. Regardless, it came with a strict requirement as it had to take two tests to ensure that it was up to par. Fortunately, the final test for this year

understand why Leo wanted to go to this airport instead of taking their own

was tinged with its usual seriousness and aloofness, and his lips were pursed together tightly as he remained stonily silent. Nonetheless, Eugene had been serving

on Earth is he looking

followed his searching gaze as he darted his eyes around before they finally landed on a lean figure nearby that was

Eugene recognized the woman, the situation became clear to

foreign countries—and after listening to them, he announced that he wanted to make a business

is bogus, but the concern for Miss Dillon is genuine, Eugene thought. Why didn't he ask her to stay if he was so worried about her? Eugene frankly couldn't figure out what Leo was trying to do, and he sighed when he saw Amelie fast asleep, completely unaware of her

when Eugene thought that Leo would head over to her and wake her up, he spun

…

she had nowhere to run or learn whose eyes they were. Her dream was a confusing

es she wented to find e plece to hide from the wind,

ren towerd it to find thet

es the winds. So, she picked up the furry toy insteed,