Always Been Yours

Chapter 646 Does He Care?

A somewhat uneasy look formed on Kaiden’s face, and Nicholas no longer said anything after that. He stood around for a while and stood up to leave when he saw the sky turning dark. Gregory was home alone, after all. “You guys can stay here and take care of her. Call me if anything happens.”

“President Sawyer.” Kaiden stopped Nicholas when he saw that Nicholas was about to leave. “Is anything else the matter?” Nicholas turned to look at the other man with a blank look in his eyes.

“…Aren’t you going to stay? Jan’s still unconscious.” Kaiden glanced at the woman on the bed as he spoke.

Nicholas didn’t realize Kaiden’s subtle actions—he simply found Kaiden’s statement rather odd. “It’s just a fever. I don’t think she needs me here, does she?” Kaiden was speechless after that. It’s true—Jan and President Sawyer aren’t related to each other. He’s already showing kindness by coming over. I have no reason to keep him here. In the end, he could only watch as Nicholas walked out.

She hadn’t slept earlier—she had just pretended to be unconscious. She thought that Nicholas would pity her a little more if she did so. However, she hadn’t expected him to leave just like that. She noticed how Kaiden seemed like

the headboard. She looked really disappointed. “Is all of this worth it, Jan?” Kaiden asked with

care if it’s worth it or not. I don’t need your opinion on this!” Janet gave Kaiden a warning glare. All she wanted to know then was the reason Nicholas was so cold to her. Unfortunately, she

he figured that Janet would be able to handle a simple fever or flu on her own if Tessa could do it on her own in a

time revising Gregory’s homework with him. Once they were done with this, Gregory clung to Nicholas’ arm while

some spare time before she had to head to the orchestra. “I’ve already learned the music sheet that you designed for me, Miss Tessa. I’ll

in the young boy’s playing. On the other hand, Nicholas felt really calm and comfortable when he heard the woman’s gentle voice coming from the phone. There was a tender and loving gaze in his eyes as he watched the woman teach the boy some tips on playing. Later, when it was