Reborn for Revenge or A Second Chance At Vengeance

Chapter 185 Lingering Gaze

Aurelia, out of habit, didn’t evade, she even moved closer.

After a short while, Matthew, who was holding Aurelia, finally fell into a calm and steady sleep.

The following morning, Matthew mentioned he had a three–hour video conference. Upon hearing this, Aurelia decided she would visit the hotel’s aquarium.

During the video conference, Matthew noticed Aurelia leaving with her bag on her back.

The action of closing the door was done gently.

Matthew gave a quick glance, then withdrew his

gaze.

After exiting the elevator, Aurelia followed the staff’s directions toward the aquarium.

Growing up, she seldom had the opportunity to visit the aquarium. Perhaps the only instance was during a summer break in high school when Xavier took them on a trip there. The price of admission was quite steep for them at that time.

Later, when she attended university, she found herself with even less time. She had to juggle various part–time jobs to earn her tuition and living expenses.

After she entered, she took quite a number of photos, each of which she sent to their family’s WhatsApp group.

Everyone in the group had seen it, all giving their praises, complimenting on the great shot, and encouraging Aurelia to enjoy herself to the fullest.

The hotel’s aquarium was massive. By the time she finished exploring it leisurely, three hours had already passed.

When leaving the aquarium with plans to return to the hotel, Matthew gave her a call.

“Do you want to come with me to the hospital?”

Aurelia thought about their return to Jacaster tomorrow and figured she should visit Zoe. “All right, I’ll wait for you in front of the hotel,” she said.

After a few minutes, Matthew emerged.

Upon seeing Matthew, Aurelia offered him one of the grilled sausages she was holding. “Want some?” she asked.

When she left the aquarium, she spotted some grilled sausages. They were cooked to perfection and smelled incredibly appetizing, so she bought two right away.

It was still warm.

With his gaze lowered to the grilled sausage before him, Matthew parted his thin lips and said,

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You have

nod of acknowledgement, then

sausages were more suited to someone like her, an average person. It was perfectly understandable that Matthew, who had always lived a life of privilege and

his attitude

she wasn’t the type to

was just going to pretend

sausage yet. So, she turned to Matthew and said, “Could you please wait for another

“Okay”

stood off to the side, not rushing to get in

off her food in just a

“I’m done.”

he could get in

of them got into the car, they didn’t

of them around for the past few days had noticed. a shift. The atmosphere between them in the car had previously been pleasant, not like now. It

didn’t dare

to the hospital

the hospital room, Zoe was on the phone, likely

a few words with her classmate

called out to the two.

a nod.

Souza, you seem to have recovered

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good care of me. How come you guys had time to visit me today? Didn’t you go out for fun?” Zoe subtly observed the two, then asked with a seemingly casual

attend, so I spent a few hours at the hotel’s aquarium,”

Zoe asked, “Did you

a s

laugh. “Yes.”

Zoe felt the gloom that had previously shrouded her heart lift. “Matthew is indeed. very busy usually,” she said. “Aurelia, please don’t be mad at

Mad?

wondered, how did Zoe perceive her anger when she had responded with a smile on her

face?

would rush off to the airport in the middle of it, leaving for a business trip just like that,”

smiled politely. “Indeed, work is important.

few of my high school classmates encountered Matthew. Just one glance from him was enough to terrify one of them into having nightmares. The next day, he came to me, complaining about the look in Matthew’s eyes. He said. it was as

he that

seeing Zoe spend time with

What exactly was his intention

is overthinking it, I treat everyone the same.” Matthew’s tone was naturally aloof, but his timely response caused

had no clue. Luckily, I clarified things with him the next day. Only then could he go to school with peace of mind. Otherwise,