Love Of Tomorrow

Chapter 166 Larry’s Terrible Acting

Vania gazed at Hanson with his eyes closed as he lay on the bed. At the same time, she had a sore throat as her eyes were red, and she called out to the man hoarsely, “Hanson? Hanson, it’s me, Vania. Can you hear me?” However, when the man lying in bed didn’t respond, she desperately called out to him one more time. “Hanson.”

In the meantime, Larry cried tearfully at the sight of Vania’s reaction. “President Luke, please wake up. Miss Greyson has come to visit you. Please, Mr. Luke.” Nonetheless, April, who was watching from the side, covered his face while trying hard not to burst into laughter.

I’m not dead yet, so why is he crying as if I am? Hanson gritted his teeth and thought to himself. Gosh! I can’t stand his terrible acting. I wish I could just come back to life. Anyway, I guess I should be grateful that Vania still hasn’t noticed anything. Soon, Hanson gently nudged Larry with his hand that was under the bed, gesturing to him to tone down his dramatic reaction.

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should reply. They hadn’t anticipated Vania’s question, so they did not rehearse accordingly. After all, he was afraid he would say the wrong thing and ruin Hanson’s plan, which was why he decided to respond by crying. However, what

helplessly let out a sigh as she forced herself to calm down. “Please take it easy, Larry. Could you please tell me what’s going on? I’m sure we can discuss whatever problem that

able to think on his feet in time and directed the attention to April. He then said in a trembling voice, “The doctor

by the attention that Larry had just directed to him. Oh, boy! Not now! Upon hearing himself being called out, he stood there in a trance. “Well, this is…” Upon sensing Vania’s gaze fixed upon him while waiting for his answer, April had no choice but to think of something to say. “Don’t worry, Mrs. Luke. Hanson is fine. He took his medication and is just out

wouldn’t endanger his health, Vania put her mind to ease and felt relieved, but not before she asked,