What Separates Me and You

Chapter 260 Unspoken Concern

Josephine was already tired by then. Even though she was still sitting on the couch, she could feel her heavy eyelids sliding shut uncontrollably. The moment they did, she forcibly snapped them open in an attempt to wake up. Just like that, she was stuck in a never-ending cycle of sleeping and waking up.

She was still stuck in a sleepy haze when she suddenly heard footsteps approaching her from behind. Josephine cracked her eyes open to look at Lewis blearily.

He looked down at her, the corners of his mouth twitching slightly, but he didn’t say anything.

Then, he raised a hand and attempted to place it on Josephine’s cheek. Her first instinct was to dodge out of the way, but she forced herself to suppress that urge.

Lewis’ hand stopped a few inches away from her face. He chose not to touch her at all after seeing her reaction. Eventually, he retracted his hand quietly.

The silence was torturous for Josephine.

She didn’t know what the man was thinking.

His phone rang again, prompting him to pull it out and look at the screen. After activating the silent mode, he threw it onto the couch casually.

This time, Lewis walked toward Josephine and sat down next to her. He decided to speak to her at that moment. “Where are you sleeping?”

The latter was surprised upon hearing that question. She glanced at the couch before signing that she was fine with where she was.

Lewis stared blankly at her for a while before replying, “Do whatever you like.”

After that, he stood up from the couch, grabbed his phone, and headed upstairs without looking back at her. Next, Josephine could hear a door slam loudly in the distance.

The man never came downstairs that night.

Josephine curled up on the couch, her eyes heavy with sleep, and conked out right away.

The couch might be narrow, but it was wide enough to accommodate her. She felt incredibly safe there.

Now that Josephine’s knee got injured, she kept to herself and lay low in the mansion. She could only stay in the mansion for the next two weeks.

Even if she wanted to go out, her constitution was too weak and painful to handle the trip.

time, Josephine started getting to know Mrs. Larson and the rest of the staff well. Even though she kept forgetting

Halliday had also been recording her illness. During those two weeks, Josephine no longer lost her memories as quickly as she did in the past. Occasionally, she would find herself forgetting a memory or

was almost the end of the year, Lewis was very busy with his work. He only

that something was wrong between them. Lewis seemed

talk to Lewis much, the doctor could still judge the situation based on his

lid off every time Josephine did something that displeased him, he wouldn’t leave her alone. This man was a classic example of one’s inability to show

that the cold war between Josephine and Lewis would be extended for

home, she didn’t wait up for him every night like she used to. Instead, she just did whatever she wanted and spent her days

was to leave the mansion. Unfortunately, her knee’s condition prevented

three days in a row because the year was coming to an end. He met up with Conrad after he exited the

of directors tomorrow. Your schedule will be cleared once the meeting is

response as he started walking toward his office. Conrad trailed behind him, continuing, “I’ve already bought the tickets. The flight will be in three days. I have yet to book the tickets for the

his head to look

Mr. Fairchild’s,

but chose not to say anything as he continued walking

Conrad added, “By the way, Derek came to the company just now. He’s currently waiting for you in your

right away. As expected, Derek

about something. Derek looked pale and exhausted. One could vaguely notice the gray streaks in his

was raise his head and glance at him. Exhaustion

couch across from Derek and took a seat there. He asked impassively,” Why

unblinkingly. Despite being exhausted, there was still a spark of hatred in his eyes.

am I here, you ask? Don’t you

chuckled softly while crossing his legs and lighting a cigarette. “I’m not a mind reader; therefore, I don’t know

fists tightly, causing his knuckles to crack upon witnessing the man’s arrogant

knew everything about me. As a result, he got so furious that his illness acted

a brow in return, clearly amused by Derek’s assumption. “What’s wrong with you, Derek? Why are you always blaming me for things I never did?”

Stop playing dumb! Who else would do this but you? Haven’t you

glanced at Derek again. “So, you’ve thought it

out angrily, “Stop calling me by my name! I don’t want to hear it coming

smile without saying anything.

speak up. “Since you’ve already made up your

contract?”