Honey You Are My Lucky Star (Callen and Chelsea) novel Chapter 235

Because I couldn't move my body a lot, I had to lie on the bed and asked, Louie, what's wrong with you?

About three seconds later, Louie slowly turned around and looked at me. He smiled and said, "I saw an acquaintance.”

An acquaintance? I looked at him in confusion.

Louie leaned to one side so that I could clearly see the person in front of him. The person opposite him was Harrison.

In an instant, Harrison and I looked into each other's eyes. We looked at each other without saying a word. We wanted to ask him why he would come over, but we swallowed the words that were about to come out of our mouths.

I looked back at Louie and said with a smile, "I've troubled you to stay here with me for so long. It's getting late. Go back and have a rest." "Well, I'll come to see you tomorrow." Louie nodded.

When he turned around and faced Harrison again, I heard Louie say, "There is a time limit for the hospital visit. Do you want me to go with you?"

"There's no need," Harrison replied.

Harrison's tone sounded cold. One could tell that he was in a bad mood without looking at his face. But for me at this moment, I knew the reason without thinking.

But when he was unhappy, I was also lying in the hospital, and everyone was not feeling well.

After Louie left, Harrison slowly walked to the front of my bed and looked down at me without saying a word.

I didn't look up at him, nor did I ask him how to ignore him. I just lowered my head and didn't speak. It was as if we were in a saw-and-see battle, waiting for him to speak first.

I didn't know how much time had passed, but I knew that a long time had passed. It was so long that I didn't think he would take the initiative to speak to me. It was so long that I felt desperate from the initial expectation to the present.

During the day, Harrison left because of anger, and I accidentally fell down when chasing him, so it could be understood that he didn't care about me in time. But now he saw me lying in the hospital bed, but he still looked cold, which really hurt my heart.

"I need to have a good rest recently."

His sudden voice made me stiff, and my heart that had been raised slowly relaxed. The corners of my mouth were slowly raised, and the surroundings seemed to have changed from winter to spring. But what he said next made me feel good for less than a minute.

Harrison's voice was devoid of emotion as he said to me, "Since you're resting and resting, it's best if you don't meet Louie too much."

"Why?" I looked up at him in disbelief.

He didn't answer me immediately. Instead, he pulled a chair beside me and sat on the edge of my bed. He squeezed the quilt for me. Feeling anxious and dissatisfied, I grabbed his wrist and asked, "I'm Louie's friend. It's normal for him to come to the hospital to visit me. Why did you say that we don't have to meet again?"

"Do you want him to accompany you every day?" Harrison sneered and withdrew his hand.

Looking at his expression, I couldn't say a word for a while.

It had been a long time since I saw Harrison's cold attitude towards me. I used to see him often, but at this moment, I felt strange and sad, as if I had seen a stranger whom I was not familiar with.

He ignored my emotional changes and continued, "Remember, you are my boyfriend now, and you and Louie are just ordinary friends. Don't you have any idea about friends and boyfriends?"