Richest Mogul

After leaving the café, Skylar returned to the hospital. Just as she was about to push open the door to the ward, she caught sight of Austin and Natalie inside through the half–open door. Taking a step back, she decided not to interrupt them.

Austin had just finished slicing an apple. “Give it a try and see if it’s good,” he said, offering Natalie a piece.

Natalie shook her head, still feeling a bit dizzy and lacking an appetite. “I can’t eat right now, Mr. Powell. You have it.”

Austin didn’t push her. He understood that Natalie was struggling with the lingering effects of her concussion. He had experienced the discomfort of a concussion himself when he had accidentally fallen while filming, so he knew how unpleasant it could be.

“Mr. Powell, you’ve still got scenes to film. Don’t waste your time sitting here with me. I’ll be fine. I just need to rest,” Natalie said, feeling a bit awkward.

For the past couple of days, her mind had been in turmoil. She was still unsure how to respond to Austin’s feelings.

It was precisely because she felt so confused that she recognized her own feelings for him. Noticing her evasive demeanor, Austin understood what she was thinking. He said, “I don’t have any scenes today. I’ll stay here, and you can sleep.”

Natalie genuinely felt unwell, and even talking made her feel like she might faint. Sometimes, she even felt nauseous.

never had such minor accidents before, and now a car accident had left her with

of acknowledgment, she let him stay. She wasn’t sure how much time had passed, but she vaguely heard the voices of her parents speaking to Austin. She caught snippets of laughter and heard her parents say something

head was still spinning, she couldn’t clearly make out what they said. Eventually, she drifted back to sleep, feeling as if it were all a

she realized it was dark outside. But Austin was still there. Just

(

it, and Natalie seized the opportunity to sit

in. Austin also looked surprised, but he

moment he laid eyes on Austin, but he

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acknowledgment.

forward and turned directly to Natalie. “I heard from your parents that you were in a car accident. How are you feeling

anyone that Natalie was afraid of pain and had a timid nature. Given that she had a concussion from the car accident, she

as before. The doctors have taken care of my injuries, so there’s nothing to

deeply at Natalie, relieved to hear her say that. “I’m glad to hear