Trouble in Paradise by Three Way

Chapter 615

Chapter 0615

The pediatric wing of the hospital was decorated with colorful murals and cartoon characters. There was even a play area designed to help children relax.

But none of it seemed to catch Tabitha's attention. She was listlessly leaning on Nicholas' shoulder. Her eyes were half-closed, likely from being up so early.

The nurses assigned to engage her exchanged helpless glances. Normally, the check-up process required separating the child from their parents. However, Tabitha clung tightly to Nicholas, leaving them unsure of how to proceed.

None of them dared to overstep by taking the child from him. Not only was Tabitha a special case, but Nicholas' imposing status made the thought of offending him unthinkable. They appeared close to tears as their gazes darted to me for help.

I understood Tabitha's aversion to strangers. The fact that she hadn't acted out already was proof of how well- behaved she was trying to be.

I extended my arms toward her. "Can I stay with her for the check-up?"

hesitated

We'll need to assess all aspects of her environment to accurately pinpoint the causes and tailor the best treatment plan. So, if Mr. and Mrs. Hawk accompanies her, it

set aside the day

Nicholas. "What about you? Do you have

morning working on his phone. Lately, he'd spent an unusual amount of time at Coral Villa, constantly moving between the study and the living room to stay near Tabitha and me. I

looked briefly surprised. He then lowered

my head, sliding down to rest at my nape with a gentle squeeze. "Silly. Don't ask questions like that. I'll always have time for

heart was covered by the gasps

asked, "Mr. Hawk, is yesterday's trending topic true? Mr. and Mrs. Hawk

to my cheeks. When I looked up, Nicholas was already

look in his eyes as he

child were by his side, his love was admired by others, and his career was successful. This was the life he

didn't mind telling the whole world that he was willing to give everything for

night and earlier seemed to be healed by me, who looked shy