Let Me Go, Mr. Hill!
Chapter 314
Let me go, Mr. Hill [by Shallow South] Chapter 314
Shaun stood outside the ward with bulging veins visible on his fists under his sleeves.
All of a sudden, he felt like a fool for worrying about Catherine and speeding all the way here.
Similar to what had happened in Melbourne previously, he was tricked by her again and again.
She always feigned being pure and shy in front of him, yet she treated Wesley with deep affection behind his back.
What on earth did she take him for?
His eyes revealed a frosty look.
Shaun could not bear to listen to the conversation between Catherine and Wesley anymore. He turned around and walked to the elevator.
Joel, who just came out of the elevator, was surprised to bump into Shaun. “Elder Young Master Hill, what brings you here?”
“My friend was admitted here, so I came to visit.” With a grim expression, Shaun casually replied before he entered the elevator.
made Joel
called me this morning after he couldn’t reach you. When he learned
not know what to say, but she had a weak
elevator just now. He came to visit his friend. After all, I’m still Melanie’s dad, but he was
taken aback. “Elder Young Master
He’s in a relationship with Melanie,” Joel added, “But I don’t think he’ll actually marry Melanie. Melanie is just muddle-headed. From what I’ve observed, he’s not into her either. That’s not how he should behave if he’s truly
did not say a word, but
did Shaun come
to visit her? Was he outside the ward just now
was difficult to understand
sent the
it crossed her mind. “That was the
completely burnt. Based on the police’s preliminary analysis, the oil of the engine
lip. “I’m sure that it was the left side of the car that crashed. It couldn’t be an oil leakage that caused the
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