Wait, She’s a Billionaire by Ms. Shadow

Chapter 634

During the quiet moments, Elliot’s pitch–black eyes drooped slightly, and a faint paleness tinted his handsome, sickly face.

Howard untied the ropes, then used alcohol to disinfect Elliot’s wounds.

The stinging pain intensified as the alcohol hit the wounds. Now that Elliot was blind, the pain seemed to have magnified many times over. However, he merely furrowed his brow, offering no audible complaint.

If not for the uncontrollable trembling of his fingertips, Howard might have thought the virus had numbed Elliot’s pain receptors.

“Does it hurt? If it hurts, it means you’re still alive. As a patient, can’t you be more self–conscious?” Howard lectured in a low tone while applying bandages.

Elliot remained expressionless, not bothering to argue, only asking, “Where did Nana go?”

“She went abroad,” Howard replied.

“Abroad?” Elliot sat up, leaning against the head of the bed. “Why did she go abroad? Why is she going so far so suddenly? What is she planning?”

“Do you really want to know?” Howard raised an eyebrow.

Elliot nodded, regaining some rationality, his face returning to its usual cold composure.

patient and take your medicine. If you can

he handed over the pills and capsules from the bedside table, along with the glass of water.

spill the

his mouth, swallowing them with the water. The intense bitterness filled his entire mouth, so bitter that

endured the urge to throw up

off in Elliot’s expression

it this bitter?”

as he said that, he quickly realized that

peculiar temperament, nicknamed the

make people

bit guilty and recalling Sheena’s instructions before she left, Howard took out a piece of

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pocket and handed it to Elliot.

up. She instructed me to give you one every time I watched you take your medicine. Anyway, I’ve

is

could not fathom how a 28–year–old man, the decisive leader of the Jenkins family, known for

seemed utterly perplexing.

wrapper with his slender fingers. Gradually, his expression softened, shedding the hostility from earlier. Reaching the edge of the wrapper, he tore it open and brought

every night when Sheena fed

past month.