Honey You Are My Lucky Star (Callen and Chelsea) novel Chapter 69

I listen in silence, like an obedient child.

He was always there for me when I was at my most vulnerable. When I was about to do something stupid, he stopped my by hurting himself. I don't know why he did this.

After everything I've been through, I've learned that no one would help me unconditionally. What's owed is owed.

"Harrison, why did you do this?" I ask.

He smiles warmly. "Because I want you."

We get out of the hospital and set off for the police station.

"Are you sure you're okay? I can do it alone." I ask Harrison, who's wearing his seat belt, in a worried tone.

"Yes." Suddenly, he frowns and covers the wound with his hand.

I'm shocked and quickly ask, "What's wrong? Is the wound open? You go back to the hospital and get some rest."

"It's okay, I'm fine." He forces a smile.

"I doubt that. What if your wound gets

infected?" As I say this, I open the car door.

But he pulls me back.

He looks at me weakly. "I'm injured, so just do as I say, okay?"

My heart trembles and I gaze at him through a mist of tears.

I hold back my tears and take his hand. "It's all my fault. What am I gonna do if you..."

"I'll be fine as long as you stay away from my chest."

All of a sudden, my face turns red. I just held his chest and cried. Maybe that's why his wound opened up.

I stop speaking and let him drive me to the police station.

On the way, I learn one thing. When I was in a coma last night, Harrison, Callen, Maisy, and Wendy had already gone to the police station. I thought I would be arrested, but Harrison told me not to worry.

He told the police that the argument between us was an emotional one.

And his injury was self-inflicted.

I don't understand how it could have come to this. "How did you convince Maisy and the others? I don't think they would show mercy to me."

"I have my ways," Harrison says with a smile. And then the next minute, he's frowning at the wound.

He's not gonna tell me what is going on, so I stop asking. I decide to ask Callen about this later.

'No, Callen and I are enemies now. If I see him, I might try to kill him again.'