Chapter 186 Not As She Had Imagined

Aurelia didn’t feel much like eating and made up an excuse. “An old college friend found out I was here and invited me to catch up. I’ll head over there right away. You guys go ahead and eat.”

Sometimes, disliking someone wasn’t because they were bad, but because they gave off a vibe that made one feel uneasy, prompting one to keep their distance out of respect.

The figure of Zoe standing before her was just like that. In fact, when she first saw her, she had a rather positive impression.

However, after meeting a few times, she realized that they were not on the same wavelength and couldn’t really get along.

She was afraid it would upset her digestion if they dined together.

With a calm gaze, Matthew looked at Aurelia, a touch of cold indifference in his eyes. “Classmate?” he questioned.

“Right, I had arranged it when I got off the car earlier, just didn’t get the chance to tell you yet.”

“What a shame,” Zoe interjected.

She wished fervently that Aurelia would leave so she could have a peaceful meal alone with Matthew.

Glancing at his wristwatch, Matthew said, “I have a meeting coming up soon, you’ll have to eat on your own.”

Then he said to Aurelia, “I’ll take you there.”

And so, Matthew too, left.

The hospital room fell silent once again, leaving Zoe without a chance to speak.

Just a moment ago…

Matthew seemed as indifferent as ever to everything around him, but it was clear that he had. been watching Aurelia all along.

“Mdm. Stella, do you think Matthew likes Aurelia?”

Stella had been observing from the sidelines and it was clear to her. At her age, there wasn’t much she couldn’t discern. Zoe had feelings for Matthew, but it seemed that Matthew only had eyes for Aurelia. His feelings toward Zoe were more akin to that of a sibling.

“He must be fond of her,” Stella spoke, weaving a well–intended fib.

Although Matthew was known for not easily showing his emotions, he seemed to be a perfect match for Aurelia.

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Chapter 186 Not As She Had Imagined

The light in Zoe’s eyes dimmed.

Even Stella could tell.

to have for lunch?” Stella asked.

Finished

an appetite. Shaking her head, she said, “Whatever, I don’t really feel like

what you’re allowed to eat now,” Stella said, showing

car, Matthew asked Aurelia where she was going.

made up an excuse on the spot,

take

I’ll be fine

devote her afternoon to the

to leave the next day. Within just a few days, she had grown fond of

demeanor hardened. “Get

no

Matthew said, his

glance, all of Aurelia’s lies

criminal investigator. How on earth did he figure out

she got into the

two of them got into the car, neither of them said a word. Aurelia didn’t explain why she had to find a reason to leave, and Matthew didn’t ask.

visited a Thymion restaurant.

was the first to break the silence. “You

it’s just that I don’t particularly enjoy spending too much time in the hospital. Moreover, if I’m

was spot on.

need to be spelled

truly didn’t like

Not As She

she still had to continue living with Matthew in the

a profound look. “Her mother lost her life saving me. Taking care of her is simply fulfilling her mother’s

for a moment, she was unsure how to respond. “Yes, you should do that,” she finally said.

was soon

dish after dish was served, Aurelia was eating while purposefully ignoring the confusing thoughts

half bad. She hadn’t eaten it often before, and she vaguely recalled Nancy taking her

a video conference to attend. Meanwhile, Aurelia headed

from Matthew. He wouldn’t be joining her for dinner as initially planned. There had been a sudden change in Zoe’s condition, which necessitated another surgery. Consequently, he had to rush to the

to before. There were numerous snacks available, and she

spots.

she returned to the

up

wouldn’t accompany her to the airport

the

the door opening was very

Aurelia never slept too deeply in the hotel, even the faintest noise

toward the door. “You’re back?”

a shower.” Matthew’s voice was slightly hushed, carrying

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