Said I didn't Love Him But I Lied

Chapter 319 Sympathy Or Empathy

Everleigh gave a bitter smile as her eyes turned red. It was the first time that she had heard such words from him.

He had never spoken such honeyed words, even when they were dating.

When the two arrived at the hospital, Christopher and Maxwell were on duty. They were startled when they saw the two of them entering the building.

"Sir." Everleigh held her right hand.

Maxwell did not say anything. He pulled her straight into the emergency room and examined her personally.

Christopher and Theodore were both sitting outside while they waited.

"How did you end up with her?"

"When she walked out of the mall, she was nearly knocked down by a steel pipe. However, her hand hit the flower bed," Theodore murmured in a serious tone as he stared at the door.

At that very moment, he wanted desperately to go in, but he knew that there was nothing he could do, even if he barged in.

She finally came out with Dr. Harrison in the afternoon. Once again, her hand was wrapped up with bandages.

"Christopher, take this for a blood test." He gave Everleigh's drawn blood to him.

Christopher couldn't understand why. "Why are you doing a blood test?"

"Just do it when I tell you to. Stop the nonsense." Dr. Harrison's aged face was commanding.

Christopher stopped asking questions while Everleigh stood aside and remained silent. Her body was stained with blood.

"You should go back early and rest. Remember to come back for a checkup in seven days."

"Got it. I'll head back first." She smiled, but her face was a little pale.

Dr. Harrison's eyes flickered. He looked as if he wanted to speak, but stopped on second thought. In the end, he did not say anything.

"I'll walk you out," Theodore said as he followed her.

nodded, not refusing his

and frowned. He looked at

them spoke. Everleigh could barely stand the tension of the atmosphere. "Send me back to the

you want to go home and have

I've bought for the children should still be there if I can find them." Everleigh had spent a

lose them like

of her words. "It's already so late. Why do you still

and Adrienne have been asking

lot of clothes for them, so you don't have to go back. Moreover, I hold responsibility for the kids too. I can't let you bear all the consequences alone," he said in a low,

his part for the children, but she had never

followed. "Everleigh, if there's anything you need, feel free to ask me. Please know that

it up to me now, or do you think that I'm pitiful?" She raised her

a moment. "If it's neither of it, it's just me trying to get you back. Do you believe

she answered firmly and

walked halfway, the corner of Everleigh's

the beginning of the accident until that moment, those caring eyes of his was

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was trying to get her

how straightforward her refusal was, Theodore felt a little disappointed, but it didn't matter. As long as she was here,

saw her father sitting on the sofa. "Dad, why are you home so early

wrong with your hand? Didn't you remove the bandage already?" Abraham glanced at the bandages on her hand. He looked a little anxious and quickly went over to

She silently pulled back her hand and said awkwardly, "There was a small accident and

not a big deal, is

Besides, I'm a disabled person. Is there

she had been able to ignore this feeling, but when it was

some tonic. Eat a little. It'll be much better if you take a look on the bright side." Abraham's comforting words rang in her ears as he worried

that her father's hair had turned white and the wrinkles at the corner of his

unfilial daughter. He couldn't be at ease for so

"Dad, I'm sorry."

you

you live a comfortable life, not even for a day. You have always been

on the shoulder and said with a light chuckle, "Everleigh, this not the first day for you as a mother. For your children, your parents are everything. Others may not tolerate it, but parents

she hugged her father and

need to be so courteous to each