Pursuing Her (Sophie and Tristan)

Chapter 12 Stay Away From My Boyfriend

to her early years as a child.“Can your body handle it?” Sophie looked at Ysabelle.“It’s okay. It’s just a bowl of pasta.” Ysabelle insisted. Nobody was following her that day. Naturally, she had to seize the chance to enjoy her favorite food.The two went in and found a table. Then, Ysabelle ordered two servings of pasta.After having their fill, they went for some milkshakes. When it was almost time, the two planned to take a taxi back to school.However, after walking for a while, Sophie realized something wasn’t right. Her stomach was hurting badly.When Ysabelle saw Sophie’s pale face and the sweats beaded on her forehead, the former was shocked.“Soph, what’s wrong? Are you feeling unwell?”“I’m fine.”Sophie immediately squatted down, trying to ease the pain in her stomach.Ysabelle squatted down as well.“Soph, what should we do? What’s wrong?” Ysabelle had always been well protected by the Lombard family and never had any of such experience.“I’m okay. Take me to the hospital.” In the past five years in Horington, Sophie was always alone and used to handling her problems by herself most of the time.Upon hearing that, Ysabelle took Sophie to the hospital immediately.“Doctor, what’s wrong with her? Is she going to die?”“Miss, please wait outside. We’ll examine your friend.”“Soph—”Looking at Ysabelle’s frightened state, Sophie, lying on the stretcher, worried about her.“I’ll be fine. Go wait outside.” Even at that critical moment, Sophie was unusually calm.After the doctor’s examination, the doctor got the nurse ready for surgery immediately.Ysabelle cried when she heard that Sophie was about to have surgery.She grabbed Sophie’s hand and said, “Soph, what are we going to do? Please don’t die!” Why do you need surgery?Watching Ysabelle in a sobbing mess, Sophie couldn’t help but laugh.“It’s fine. It’s just a minor surgery.”“Should I inform your parents?”“I don’t have any parents.”In fact, her parents think she would be better off dead! The only person