Will You Marry Me, Again by Pear Heart

Chapter 69 How Do You Court Someone?

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Cedric was taking a while as he refused to leave Mala’s side. “How could she be so cute even as she sleeps?”

Back in the living room, Baz and Dr. Moore kept looking at the stairway. The moment they saw Oswald, Baz rushed forward and asked, “How did it go? Did Mr. Cedric agree?”

Oswald nodded and both of them sigh with relief.

“You had me worried a second there. Mr. Cedric’s back suffered second–degree burns a year ago. He was lucky that it was in winter or else his wounds would’ve been worse. This time, he happened to have injured his back in summer. I’m worried that his new wound would cause inflammation!”

Dr. Moore has been the Larkin family’s doctor for many years and knew Cedric well. He could be as stubborn as a mule.

“How did Mr. Cedric hurt himself?” Oswald asked.

“It was to save Ms. Maia,” Baz answered truthfully.

“It was because of Ms. Maia again? Those burns were because of her too!”

Baz nodded. When he was about to continue, the sound of footsteps echoed in the room. Baz immediately snapped his mouth shut and looked toward the stairway.

Dr. Moore followed Baz’s gaze and noticed Cedric standing at the foot of the stairs.

“Mr. Cedric, let me dress your wound.”

Cedric nodded his head in approval as he took a seat on the couch. Dr. Moore swiftly checked his back and changed his bandages. He also made sure that there were no signs of

inflammation in his wound.

“Mr. Cedric, please try not to get your wound wet.”

Dr. Moore knew his advice was meaningless. However, he could not just leave it be.

“It’s summer, the risk of having an inflammation is higher. Your wound is very deep. Please be more careful!”

Cedric nodded absent–mindedly as he got up to leave. His shirt was not even buttoned up

properly.

He came to a halt in front of Baz. He looked at Baz and asked, “How do you court someone?”

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He cursed as he held the unconscious Maia in his arms Cedric took out his cell phone and contacted Dr. Moore, asking him to be at his villa in 10 minutes.

to drive as carefully as possible. He did not

shivering as she mumbled faintly that she was feeling cold. He hugged her tighter to warm her up with his body

Hill, Cedric carried her

with an umbrella, “Mr. Cedric, let

“Is Dr. Moore here?”

for you

increased his pace while carrying Maia all

what’s wrong with Ms. Maia?” Dr. Moore was surprised when he Maia

“She has a fever.”

upstairs and let me have

the bed, Dr. Moore took

temperature.

asked worriedly. He was still in his wet clothes, not willing to leave the unconscious

made her more susceptible. As long as she gets enough rest, she’ll be able to recover in no time. Ms. Maia hasn’t changed at

his

you mean by

here she was asleep on the couch. One of the housekeepers told me that she

she

it was probably because you were supposed to get home that night. No one told her that your flight was delayed, so she just kept staying up to wait for you.” Dr. Moore shrugged as

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don’t really have enough experience on this issue! However, if you’re trying to get your ex–wife back, you need to

that you need her, I’m sure Ms. Mala would take you back. Besides, someone as kind as her

this

swallowed nervously and asked,

“Was I that obvious?”

nodded vigorously, “Mr. Cedric, everyone can see that your attitude has changed. The way you treated Ms. Maia used to be so

didn’t realize I

“Bad? More like cruel!”

sharply. Baz knew that he had

Cedric mumbled to himself and

as he shook his head, “Love is

long dream. In her dream, she was back on her honeymoon holiday. She had stayed awake to

heavy as she rubbed her sleepy eyes. Just as she was about to get up, she felt a weight on her blanket. When she turned to her side, she was shocked to see

next to her.

as he had felt her stir. As

ice by placing his hand on her forehead. When he

was taken aback by his question as she tried to

had stopped on her way home. She came out to check and Cedric had appeared out of nowhere.

fever?” She asked as she tried to put