"Please come in," called out Georgie Clementine.

In response, Stanley Batton stepped into the ward with a huge basket of fruits in hand.

Xyla Quest found herself peering at the basket. It had all her favorite fruits in it.

Stepping forward, he placed the basket of fruits on the bedside table and pulled a chair to sit beside Xyla. He looked at her and asked, "Was the lunch I ordered to your liking?"

"Yes, the lunch was delicious and I appreciate the fruit basket. Though why are you back so soon?" Several thoughts were swimming in Xyla's head. How could he spend so little time with his girlfriend? How was that enough?

"I was worried about you," Stanley answered.

"There's nothing to worry about, I have Georgie with me. As you can see, everything is fine here. Georgie has been taking very good care of me. Now hurry along and attend to your business matters," blurted Xyla somewhat coldly, though her expression remained gentle as usual.

A slight scowl formed on Stanley's face and he looked into her eyes. "I just arrived here. Are you chasing me out already?"

"I just don't think that you should be wasting your time on me"

"Is there something bothering you?"

lied as naturally as

acting this way toward me?" Doubt

mild-mannered, Stanley could tell that she was trying her hardest to push him away right now.

It's really nothing." Though Xyla was smiling, it felt

maintain a serene and courteous aura on her

them together kept popping up in Xyla's mind and this only made her feel

furrowed his brows as he stared deep into her emotionless eyes. He got up from his chair and walked out of the ward silently

his forehead increase. The last two possibilities that Zack Cassidy had proposed

The discomfort in his heart remained even

spoke, he strode toward

was packed with people, and all the women inside could hardly take their eyes off him.

however, couldn't care any less about them. He immediately pressed the button to close the elevator doors before standing as rigid as a pole. A strong aura exuded from him. It painted a clear difference in status

existed a barrier that separated him from the others. It shielded his true self from

mood, brother?" Ava Batton could be heard asking on the other end

forehead and whispered in response, "No...

alone." Sᴇaʀch Thᴇ (ꜰind)ɴʘvel.nᴇt website on

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