Crises in Love novel Chapter 295

I exchanged a glance with Janice and let out a sneer, "I'm out of here!" Then I walked out with Hannah.

At the end of the corridor, I saw Jaylan standing tall and handsome, wearing a white silk shirt and grey trousers with his hands shoved into his pockets, looking cool and aloof.

This attracted the attention of the nurses at the nurse's station, who were drooling at his appearance, their faces full of infatuation!

It's true that good looks can be quite deceiving. With his pretentious demeanor, he was easily able to attract these love-struck nurses.

Seeing me walk out, Jaylan immediately dropped his cool facade, breaking into a smile as he strode over and pulled me into his arms, starting a public display of affection.

Instantly, I felt goosebumps all over my body.

Hannah, standing to one side, pursed her lips and quickly stepped back.

I knew exactly what he was up to, trying to portray himself as the perfect man.

I glanced at him. As long as he didn't overdo it, even if I felt nauseous, I had to reassure him, letting him believe that I was willing to forgive him. I wanted him to fall hard without seeing it coming.

"Honey, why didn't you tell me you were awake?" he asked softly, without a hint of blame in his voice. "Luckily, I decided to come and check on you."

"I thought you could use some rest!" I replied kindly.

Hearing my words, he immediately played up his response, "Being at home alone is too lonesome!"

As I cursed him silently, I thought, of course, having a maid at home would make it less lonely.

"Why are you here?" he asked casually. "I heard that Janetta is showing signs of waking up. Is she awake now?"

On hearing it, I became alert. It seemed he knew about Janetta's condition. Clearly, Irving didn't hide it from him. Maybe he was trying to test me.

"She's not bouncing back just like that!" I sighed and said quietly, "Being in a coma must be hard!"

"Oh, I thought she had woken up. That would be a miracle!" Jaylan agreed. "I was wondering why your ward was empty when I came."