Whispers Turn to Whimpers: Could He Ever Change?

Chapter 235

Caroline didn’t bring up the previous topic, sticking to the usual casual

conversations instead.

“It’s getting a bit late today… Oh, the weather’s turned chilly. Just walking over from my car, my face got all cold. Feel it, will you?”

As she spoke, she gently rubbed her cheek against Francis‘ palm.

Frank scrunched up his brows a bit. His fingers had a slight shake. His arm just kind of flopped down, yanking his hand back.

Caroline’s heart raced. Was he deliberately avoiding her?

But she didn’t let it show, instead saying considerately, “Arm got tired, didn’t it? My fault, I shouldn’t have.”

Francis opened his mouth, trying to speak, but only a hoarse, indistinct sound

came out.

Caroline understood immediately. She had been taking care of him for a while now and knew what he needed.

“Do you need to use the restroom? Just wait…” She was about to get up and head to the bathroom when Francis tugged at the hem of her dress, frowning and slowly shaking his head.

She understood what he meant, yet she didn’t.

“Francis, I’m your fiancée. It’s pretty much like we’re already married, just without the paper to prove it. Let me help, okay?”

Francis just frowned deeper, shaking his head again.

and touched her forehead, “Alright, I’ll call the caregiver for

two caregivers, one male and one

up, feeling

just couldn’t

Francis acting like this? Ever since he woke up,

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close to

washing his face or drinking water were fine, but when it came to more personal tasks like using the

were supposed to be the closest

her to see him when he was so vulnerable? That was the only

yet, they

A week later.

through the script, jotting down her thoughts and interpretation of the

stack of papers to

please have a

at the volume.

not very confident. “It’s my first time writing,

“That’s okay.”

appreciated her effort, “Having this attitude is already the first step to success–I’ll get back

“Okay, Mr. Marshall.”

up quite satisfied

He was the director, but

funding