Said I didn't Love Him But I Lied

Chapter 480 Fatigue

Cecil thought for a while and asked, "Do you need my younger brother's help? He's good at doing things like this." Everleigh remembered Thaud, the cold-faced young man. As a lawyer, he showed everyone the same cold face. After thinking about it carefully, she decided not to accept her offer. After all, he was vastly different from Lenold. She would rather ask for Lenold's help than to accept Thaud's aid.

"It's okay. It's a family matter after all. I don't want others to be involved in it. Even though Thaud isn't an outsider, I still think it's unnecessary." Cecil agreed with Everleigh.

She didn't want to bring more shame on the Jenkins family. Lending a helping hand would only make them more humiliated.

After lunch, the two of them separated. Before Everleigh left, Cecil reminded her, "Call me if you need any help. Don't burden yourself too much."

"Got it. You should be careful too, don't get set up by your sister."

Cecil smiled and left. She wasn't that weak.

When Everleigh went to Theodore's company, he was looking at the sales report of the machines. Because the machine's efficiency was high, many hospitals had placed orders for it. It was really a good start for the company. "Why are you smiling like that? What are you looking at?" When she entered his office, the first thing she saw was his wide smile.

"Take a seat, I want to show you something." He then handed her the file in his hand.

She took a look at it. The profit margin that month was relatively high. "It seems that our new product is doing good."

"Yes, and it's all thanks to you," he praised her generously.

She then put down the file and looked at him. "Actually, I'm here to take a rest."

"Go over there and lie down. It can help you relax." He pointed at the reclining chair in the corner.

He bought it to take short naps, and Everleigh was in luck as she could rest for a while.

She didn't refuse and fell asleep directly on it.

She laid there for hours until the night had fallen, but hadn't woken up yet. Theodore walked over to wake her up and ask her to eat dinner. Unexpectedly, he saw that her face was flushed, and she was panting. He immediately sensed that something was wrong. "Everleigh!"

"Theodore, I'm not feeling well..." She said weakly. She knew that she was having a fever.

her body was sore, and she

He frowned as he touched her hot forehead. He knew what

didn't pay much attention to it as there were simply too many things that she had to deal with. She wanted to have a short rest that

that she was dealing

her some hot soup and iced

the sun had risen. When she turned around, she saw Theodore sleeping. He was supporting his head with one arm while leaning against the sofa. Looking around the room, she

"Theodore."

as his eyes were filled with red veins, and his gaze wasn't as

yesterday," he said as he glanced at the cold soup on the

I'm just a little dizzy. Can you

didn't have the energy to go to the hospital, so she'd rather administer IV fluid in

After he made the call, he heated up the

else you'll

If she didn't eat anything, she would

the medicine. Looking at Everleigh's pale face, he said, "You're really unlucky. Your sister even called me last

I was too tired and fell asleep. The next thing I know, I got a fever," she

the medicine, "You've been working too hard lately. Actually, you don't have to worry too

all knew why Everleigh had fallen

head and looked at her in sympathy. "Everleigh, we'll continue investigating this matter. Please don't wear

you won't feel the pain unless you experience it yourself," she responded in a

Theodore both fell silent as what she had said

Christopher looked at each other. Then,

a long while, Christopher finally said, "My men have already

replied in a deep voice.

didn't tell Everleigh about it as he didn't want her to be sad. It

wrong, we can talk about it anytime." Christopher sighed. He then put

Everleigh had fallen ill, he would have to handle all the work at

his thoughts. It wasn't until the afternoon

stomach was

the bland soup on the