What Separates Me and You

Chapter 221 I Must Go Home

Dr. Halliday was scared out of his wits. With a quiver, he dropped the pills. Alarmed, he turned and saw Lewis standing behind him with a frosty expression, eyes boring into him.

“Why did you stop talking?”

Dr. Halliday gulped. He stole a glance at Josephine and stuttered, “It’s her physical debility.”

“Is that considered an illness?”

“It is. Besides debility, Miss Vance is suffering from severe hormonal imbalance as well. If she doesn’t look after herself, she’ll have difficulty conceiving in the future.” Dr. Halliday wasn’t making this up; it was true. Josephine had quite a few health issues, and those two were the least severe among them.

“Is that so?” Lewis’ voice was monotonous, but that was the most frightening part.

“Yes, Mr. Alvarez. I’m my grandfather’s prized student-do you not believe me?” After contemplation, Dr. Halliday decided not to reveal too much and observe how things turned out. After all, these two were divorced. What if Lewis despised Josephine more after learning about her condition?

At any rate, Josephine had forgotten about almost everything that happened and wouldn’t start a fight with him again. She would be safer under Lewis’ watch.

Lewis scrutinized his expression and left once more to answer his phone. Before that, he told Dr. Halliday, “Prepare her meal.”

“Alright…” Dr. Halliday sighed. He was a part-time chef again.

He picked up the pills and used his sleeve to pat off the dust on it. He put it onto Josephine’s palm again and said softly, “Take it, quick.”

Josephine nodded. She picked up the glass on the table and sneakily swallowed the pills.

Her gaze fell onto the wound on her wrist again, and a thought formed.

Subconsciously, pictures of the possible stories behind that wound ran across her mind. Could it be that Lewis found out about her illness, so she hurt herself as a threat because she didn’t agree to get a divorce?

That would explain his hatred for her, which led to him leaving her with a pack of dogs, trying to kill her. Josephine’s blood turned cold at the thought of this.

No wonder he called her shameless just now. Josephine didn’t even know when she had become so barefaced. How could anyone refrain from hating her if that was the case?

With that thought in her mind, Josephine looked at the doorway, which was empty. Lewis was nowhere to be seen. He probably left.

Dr. Halliday and Lewis, Lewis was unaware of

groceries. The mansion had been empty for several days and had

went out, the mansion

was white, looking desolate, reminding Josephine she didn’t belong there anymore.

curled into

of the sofa.

with a bag of

him bring the fruits to the kitchen and came out with a plateful

deserted mansion.

her, looking at her as he asked,

her

here, then.

up and signed, “I’ll

silent, his soulful eyes fixed on her. Anger faintly flashed across his

stare

“Then why are you still sitting here?”

“You said I should eat something, didn’t you?” She continued hesitantly, “1… will leave once I finish eating. If that’s unfavorable to you, I’ll

but his smile was unpleasant. She could even sense anger on his smiling face.

silent momentarily. Then, she got up to

fell back on the sofa and bumped her calves against it; sharp pain shot through

her face a picture of agony as the pain triggered

in on her and pinched her chin. He

a

a long while before asking, “Josephine, what

suddenly at a loss for words.

the right way to play hard to get.” He patted her cheeks and continued, ” Don’t occupy your mind

stunned. She wasn’t playing hard to get. She wanted

her tears were because of the pain or

reason.

Lewis never returned after

whipped up a meal, but Josephine took only a meager amount. She had no appetite whatsoever and felt like

her a serving of broth and said, “Don’t force yourself if you’ve reached your limit. Drink this broth and go to