Whispers Turn to Whimpers: Could He Ever Change?

Chapter 68

That day, in Sylvia's hospital room, she smiled at Yates like that. Then, Gilbert only glimpsed her profile, but Yates saw quite the scene.

When seeing her in such a dazed state, Gilbert's gaze darkened as he stared at her for seconds. "Do you know who I am?"

Could it be that she mistook him for Yates and smiled at him? Right, it was also Yates who brought her back. With that thought, his handsome face clouded over even more.

"You?" However, Sherilyn looked at Gilbert's gloomy, handsome face and chuckled softly. "I know who you are. You're Gilbert Johnson, Gil,"

Instantly, Gilbert felt a lump in his throat, his eyes reflecting her rosy, radiant cheeks.

She was drunk. Otherwise, she wouldn't call Gilbert 'Gil'. That nickname was what she used when she first arrived at the Johnson family.

But to be this drunk and still recognize him brought an inexplicable joy to Gilbert, his armi lifting as he reached out to her with a low, husky voice, "Why are you drinking? Come on, get up."

"No!" As his arm stretched toward her, Sherilyn showed that wary look again, shaking her head in refusal. "Don't touch me!"

"Hey." Yates couldn't help but laugh at that. "Sherilyn's got her guard up pretty high. She knows not to let a man touch her even when drunk."

glared at him. "I haven't settled things with you yet. What did you get

no explaining this, "My bad, what

troubled. It was great for a girl to be careful, but Sherilyn. was exceptionally so. He thought for a moment, then reached for his necktie, pulling it

end, he offered to Sherilyn,

you going to do?" Sherilyn crossed her arms

"I won't touch you. I'll tie your hand, and you follow me, okay?

to react, Sherilyn hesitantly extended her right

of the tie, secured it around her wrist, and tugged at it

announced,

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She followed behind him, obedient and

down to match her pace, occasionally looking back to ensure she was

Yates was stunned. "The sun rising from the

couldn't believe the arrogant