Said I didn't Love Him But I Lied

Chapter 206 Buffing Himself Up At His Own Cost

"What the hell are you talking about?" Everleigh frowned and asked, "Did you make a wrong call?"

"Just take it as me making a wrong call." Leon's voice became cold. "My cousin is still lying in the hospital and he's still thinking about handling the affairs of the Trevino family, even though he almost died. No one can be more cold-blooded than you, Everleigh."

"What did you say?" Everleigh's voice suddenly tightened. "What do you mean he's lying in the hospital?"

When she met Theodore at Godfrey Mansion three days ago, he was clearly fine.

"Last week, he had a car accident, and he had a moderate concussion. He laid in the hospital for a week before he woke up. I just took him back from the hospital on the day you came to denounce him."

Leon's cold voice came from the phone, and not a trace of warmth could be felt.

Boom! Everleigh's mind went blank out of a sudden.

Theodore had been in the hospital for a week due to a car accident?

"Then about my father..."

"Do you think a person lying unconscious in the hospital has the ability to accuse your father?" Leon sneered and said angrily, "How long have you known him? If he really wanted to deal with the Trevino family, would he use such a method? He wouldn't even be able to wipe away the blood from his hands then!"

There was a buzzing in Everleigh's ears.

After a long while, she found her voice. "Which hospital is he in?"

...

After Everleigh hung up the phone, she didn't even have time to explain it to her father. She only said that she had something to do and left instantly. On the way to the hospital, she was also in a state of chaos. She ran through two red lights and almost had an accident.

Theodore was hospitalized in a private hospital.

This hospital had always been known for the service of their medical staff. However, doctors at the top three public hospitals, especially the city hospital where Everleigh worked and which was known for their surgical excellence, had much higher medical standards.

go to the city hospital for treatment. Just like before, when he had stomach problems, he would

from me?" Everleigh thought to

as she thought of this possibility, she felt very

the ward, she knocked

opened the door. When he opened the door and saw Everleigh, he frowned immediately and said, "You came at

"How is

answer, a cold and hoarse

and have a look herself. Then he went out without saying a

with a soft

Everleigh hesitated before entering.

the ward, Theodore leaned against the bed. There was a financial magazine on top of the light, apricot-colored blanket. He flipped through the magazine with his clean and slender fingers. Hearing the sound of footsteps, he didn't even raise his head. "Do you remember what I just told you? Don't tell Grandma about me being

door of the bedroom and spoke

froze for a moment. It was probably due to his weakened state

her for a long time before

"Why didn't you tell

answering, he asked, "Did

Why didn't anyone say a word about such a big

concussion was not a joke. One could easily get it with just a slight bump, but many people didn't take care of themselves after the brain concussion. After that, it would cause many illnesses and if something went wrong, it would

indifferent. "I didn't go to the city hospital because I don't want Grandma to

fluctuations. If she knew that he

startled her a

the car accident, and my concussion has nothing to

of a sudden, as if

"I misunderstood you about

Leon, Theodore had been in the hospital for a week and was even in a coma. How could he have the time to sign and seal the letter

looked at her. "What

her lips and said, "And what I said in your house that day was because I was impulsive. I didn't know

others. Even when they were still together seven years ago, this kind of situation was very

a relationship, she must be pampered. They will not do anything wrong. Even if they ever did, it must be the boyfriend's fault. How

to seven years ago, she had lost her immaturity and also rubbed off her pride and aloofness. What was left was an