Obsessed CEO Throws Himself at Me full chapter

Chapter 1449 Jealousy

Faced with Arielle’s insistence, Dylan stopped pressuring her to go to the hospital.

Still, he cautioned, “Then, monitor yourself carefully when you’re resting at home. Apart from that, you shouldn’t go to medical school for the time being. When your wound eventually recovers, get it checked one last time at the hospital. There is plenty of staff in Paelsford Manor. Feel free to instruct them to help you around the manor. Don’t try to do everything alone and risk injuring yourself further.”

His incessant nagging caused Arielle’s gaze to darken.

She replied lightly, “I know. Don’t worry.”

The chauffeur had brought the car over in the meantime. He got out and opened the front passenger door for Arielle. She exchanged a glance with Vinson before settling in the backseat with him. After bidding Dylan farewell, she ordered the chauffeur to drive off.

Having noticed Arielle sitting with her alleged bodyguard in the backseat, Dylan frowned and asked, “Sybil, don’t you think the princess is exceptionally kind to her bodyguard?”

His words piqued Sybil’s suspicions as well.

“You’re right. She even argued with Her Majesty so that he could enter the palace,” Sybil muttered.

eyes dimmed in

of the chauffeur’s sight, Vinson reached beside him and held Arielle’s hand

drew circles in his palm. The ghost of a smile

into Paelsford Manor. Arielle led Vinson into the

they saw her return

It’s just a minor injury,” Arielle reassured them with a

“Would you like to eat anything? I’ll prepare it for

your

fish chowder,

chef happily strolled into the kitchen to prepare Arielle’s requested dish, while the rest of the help

“This is my bedroom. The other one

Pat, Arielle raised her brows meaningfully and added, “He seems to like you

that? Don’t you like me a lot too?” Vinson whispered beside her ear. He had wrapped his arms around her from behind and tucked his chin on

a surprise. Arielle elbowed his stomach and hissed, “There are many housekeepers here. I