Chapter 20 A Resemblance To A Neglected Child

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Matthew had felt a touch of impatience, thinking that Aurelia had pretended to stumble and fall into his arms. However, his annoyance faded upon hearing her explanation.

Her complexion was very pale, with a slight sheen of sweat on her forehead.

It was clear that she was sick.

“I’m fine. Please take me back to Starry Sea Mansion. I don’t want Grandma to worry, and I also fear that I might pass my cold to her,” Aurelia said to Matthew again.

With a nod, Matthew took off his suit jacket and draped it over Aurelia. Then, wrapping his arm around her shoulders, he quickly led her away.

Gideon and Melanie had barely managed to weave their way through the crowd and were about to reach them when Matthew briskly walked away with the woman.

They wanted to catch up but ended up being stopped by the staff who stated that Matthew took the VIP passage.

The father and daughter felt extremely embarrassed.

They were just one step away.

Their luck was just too terrible.

Before getting in the car, Aurelia heard Matthew making a phone call to Mabel and asking. Gordon to drive her car back to Starry Sea Mansion.

The diamond ring that had just been auctioned off would also be delivered to the Quigley residence by the auction house staff.

As she listened, she gradually drifted off to sleep in the car.

Matthew watched as the sleeping Aurelia sat quietly in the corner. Her head was gently leaning against the side of the car window. She was a head shorter than him, probably about five feet five inches tall, but at this moment, curled up in the corner of the car, she looked quite petite.

Unsure if it was the discomfort from her illness or some troubling thought, she silently shed.

tears.

Tears, imbued with the glow of neon lights in the night, adhered to her lengthy eyelashes. She bore a resemblance to a neglected child who had endured hardship.

Matthew’s curiosity was piqued. He wondered what exactly had happened to her.

Is it because of her boyfriend?

The thought that she might have agreed to marry him out of spite toward her boyfriend made Matthew’s heart sink.

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Chapter 20 A Resemblance To A Neglected Child

He said to the driver in a somewhat cold tone, “Drive faster.“”

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hour later, in Starry Sea Mansion, the family doctor came to give Aurelia a simple check- up. After confirming it was just a common cold, he prescribed some fever–reducing

adjusted his tie and walked over

temperature

get up and

your medicine.”

in a daze, her hearing unclear. She only caught the words “take your medicine,” and for a moment, she didn’t know whether she was in her past

torment. The kind of torment where her body was burning up with no

won’t take the

been reduced to a hoarse whisper, her

streaked down her pale

his

and two trails of

Aurelia the medicine

rascal, Auri is now your wife, and she’s ill now. You must step up and

when he heard that.

That sounds quite serious! What are you still doing talking nonsense? Hurry up, hang up

wordlessly, Matthew turned his gaze toward

a ball, her delicate face flushed red, yet he didn’t understand why she was continuously shedding

a heart–wrenching

said, “Aurelia, you’re

the word “medicine,” Aurelia

she said, “Curtis, I

pale, delicate face, Matthew clearly understood now

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it seemed just a bit more pressure might cause

immediately furrowed his brows and reminded, “Aurelia,

that brought Aurelia back to consciousness. However, her

opening her eyes, she

scene that was hazy and

was still

Matthew, she said, “Thank you. Is this

intently, handing over the

over the water

taking the medicine, Aurelia expressed

fine once the fever

cold and deep

“Yeah. It’s just

a simple cold and

demeanor, Matthew thought back to her tear–streaked, somewhat delicate appearance just moments ago. He suddenly wondered if

his previous speculations about her, Matthew gave at cold hum and walked out

Matthew left, Aurelia lay

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