Whispers Turn to Whimpers: Could He Ever Change?

Chapter 367

Sherilyn was confused. “What helicopter? What cross–city?”

“Huh?” Rebecca was just as shocked, “You’re asking like you don’t know?”

Know what? The answer was almost too obvious.

Sherilyn pressed a hand against her forehead, trying to organize her thoughts, “Are you saying

that last time, in Ironforge, the one who picked me up in a helicopter to take me to the hospital was Gilbert?”

“Yeah.” Rebecca was confused by Sherilyn’s question. “You didn’t know? Really? You didn’t see him when you woke up? He didn’t mention such a big deal to you?”

No. Gilbert hadn’t mentioned it, and Sherilyn hadn’t asked. Gilbert thought she knew, and she believed it was Edgar!

After hanging up, Sherilyn suddenly closed her eyes. She remembered Edgar kept saying he hadn’t done anything at the time. It turned out he wasn’t just being modest. He was telling the truth. So, where was Gilbert then? She didn’t see him when she woke up. Had he left

early?

more puzzling that he would go through all the trouble of flying a helicopter across the city for her. Initially, Sherilyn thought it was

Even the thought made Sherilyn want to laugh. That was

moment, Gilbert had finished his call and walked over to her, phone in hand.

up, her gaze landing on the man’s finely sculpted face, and

shocked, his Adam’s apple bobbing involuntarily.

thing in the morning was really

You don’t want to carry me?” Sherilyn frowned, lifting her

him, Sherilyn said, “I’m not wearing shoes. If I go myself, you’ll get

was standing. She looked up at him, her eyes sparkling like two polished pieces of

known she was beautiful, but he didn’t want to possess her back then. But he wanted her all to himself, even resenting anyone else who took a second

Gilbert bent down to pick her up, “Sweet as

her on the bed. Sleeping

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much. I won’t be able to sleep

“Watch videos or play games. I need to handle some work. I’ll keep you company once I finish

her eyes at him. “Just go. I’m not a child. I don’t need someone to

over her, remembering something else. “By the way, why didn’t you tell me you moved?”