Deep Love Hidden From Him novel Chapter 309

Adrienne didn't want to leave. She wanted to stay with Everleigh.

"Christopher, I want to stay," she said.

"Adrienne, please be obedient and go back with me. Your mommy needs some time for herself. You don't want to see her like this too, do you?" Christopher squatted down and persuaded her softly.

She wanted to say something, but was interrupted by Alastair, "Adrienne, be good. We'll come again tomorrow."

She pouted and looked at Everleigh worriedly. She had no choice but to leave with Christopher and Alastair.

The three of them left while looking back at her, and they finally had no choice but to leave in the end.

Everleigh couldn't hold it in anymore. She burst into tears. In the quiet ward, waves of crying could be heard.

Others couldn't help but feel distressed when they heard that.

Everleigh cried while looking at the stars outside. She thought that if she looked at the sky that was full of stars, her sadness would go away gradually. She also kept comforting herself by telling herself that in the vast universe, she was just a small person. There was nothing she couldn't go through. However, the more she thought about it, the more upset she felt.

Tears kept streaming down her face.

She didn't close her eyes that night. For the first time, she realized that the summer night could also be that long. She tried her best to sleep, but she couldn't fall asleep no matter what.

She also wanted herself to relax, but she was clear that if her own master couldn't solve the problem, that no one could.

The morning sun rose gradually. The first ray of sunshine shone on her face. Her tears could not flow out anymore, and she could only look out of the window with her red and swollen eyes.

She listened to birds' chirping noise quietly that came from outside the window.

Nonetheless, she was not interested in listening to such noises.

Theodore arrived early. The food he brought there were all Everleigh's favorites. When he opened the door and walked in, he saw that her back was facing the door and he couldn't see her expression.

"Why did you get up so early?" His deep voice sounded. He walked over and placed the food in front of her.

Everleigh turned her head. Her pale face was gaunt and silent. There were black circles under her red and swollen eyes.

His face stiffened. He crouched down and raised his head, asking, "Everleigh, what happened? Don't scare me, okay?"

His terrified gaze was reflected in her eyes. A pair of large hands were touching her cheeks, and his voice was trembling.

She blinked her eyes. The stinging pain made her want to burn away her eyes.

She lowered her gaze and looked at him. She slowly said in a raspy voice that sounded like a river that was dried up and hadn't had any contact with water for a long time.

"Theodore."

"I'm here. Tell me," he replied.

"Your mother came last night."

His expression stiffened when he heard that, "What... did you say?"

"She came over to satirize me. She even told me a piece of news. It turned out that my right hand is disabled, and I can't hold a scalpel anymore. Don't you think it's ridiculous? My dream is to save the dying and heal the wounded, but right now..." Her tears fell again before she could continue her words.

Theodore stood up and hugged her. He said with slightly red eyes, "It'll definitely get better."

"Really? Your mother was so sure. Haha... What an ironic thing it is, for her to be the one to tell me such news." She didn't move in his arms. She could feel his warmth clearly with her cheeks.

However, what could that achieve?

She was a good-for-nothing now.

"Don't listen to her talking nonsense. You know her personality," he said.