Let Me Stay The Night

Chapter 261 The Scapegoat 

Sebastian stood awkwardly at the doorstep with his hands full of food containers. He wanted nothing more than to dig a hole and bury himself in it.

“Mr. Hadley, we’ve finished packing the food.”

Nathaniel’s stern countenance was icy, and his jaw was stiff. “Right.”

Sebastian robotically placed all the food and arranged them before promptly excusing himself.

The room fell back into silence once the door was shut.

“Didn’t you say you were hungry? Come on out and eat.” Nathaniel directed his words at Christina, curled up in a ball.

She gingerly stuck her head out once she’d confirmed no one else was around. Her stomach grumbled even more at the sight of the table arrayed with her favorite delicacies.

Christina was positively famished. She’d lost her appetite since being down with the flu during the competition. Moreover, she’d blacked out for an entire day due to the incident after that. As such, it would have been almost two days since she’d last eaten.

Christina stuffed her mouth full of meat and gobbled it down, appearing to be sating her hunger instead of savoring the taste of the food.

“Darling, you should stop staring at me and dig in.” She paused mid-chew and cocked her head at Nathaniel.

Nathaniel had never left her side for the past few days and ate far less than she did.

“I’m not hungry. I’m fine watching you enjoy your food.” Nathaniel surveyed the food before him and contemplated whether or not it was enough for Christina.

Christina served him a piece of meat she’d bitten into. “Eating alone is so meaningless. The food tastes so much better when we’re eating together. Your presence even seemed to make my injuries more bearable.”

She winked at him impishly.

with Nathaniel. She could even move freely as long as she didn’t

a trip

darkened at the thought of

eyes was fleetingly replaced by

muffled sound of agreement. She failed to notice the

still felt shaken just

she was caught up in her thoughts. The side of her face rested against his sturdy chest, and she could feel his

get discharged since she would be leaving the hospital

more days. Since her work schedule was flexible, she didn’t need to be in a

held onto his arm and pouted. “I dislike the scent of the disinfectant and can’t get used to the bed here. Let

against his arm pitifully. The hopefulness in her eyes was as if she believed he could

no choice but

to the

for her to identify the suspect once they stated

to point out the suspect freely as the glass was a one-way mirror. She

her throat as she lifted her gaze and immediately identified a man wearing

you certain?” the police

him,” Christina replied

night, she could still recall the final panicked look the man gave her

it caused her head to ache. She turned to

impossible to remain

the green light.

place was so grim and oppressive that she hoped never to step foot in there ever

to the hall to sign out before

police brought a woman into the hall as

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