Mr. Neal, Mrs. Neal’s Gone With The Money

Chapter 555
Cynthia agreed, “Okay.”
Sean felt relieved. After all, Cynthia was K, and I was trustable.
“The things he told you at the hospital were instructions he gave me beforehand. During the journey to the hospital, he regained consciousness once and told me to relay those messages to you if his condition worsened,” Sean explained.
Cynthia frowned.
Sean continued, “He doesn’t want you to feel guilty or blame yourself. He believes those things are his responsibility.”
“So, you’re saying he didn’t wake up at the hospital?” Cynthia quickly concluded.
“Not only did he not wake up, but his condition was severe,” Sein revealed openly. After all, it was all in the past. “If it weren’t for me treating him, he would’ve been dead long ago.”
Cynthia froze, unable to express her feelings.

“I’m not particularly clear about what happened between you, but based on Joshua’s actions after he got injured, he truly loved you,” Sean spoke as an observer.
Sean admired Joshua’s willpower. Despite the circumstances, he managed to wake up and communicate so many things.
It was truly a miracle.
“Why did he block me? Cynthia recalled this matter.
“He was afraid you would suspect something, so he told me his phone password. He asked me to block you when the time was right and then tell you those things,” Sean admitted.
Cynthia glanced at the closed door, feeling a mix of emotions.
Sean added, “You don’t have to worry about him pestering you after he recovers. Based on what he told me, he won’t bother you if you don’t want him to.”
Sometimes Sean felt that Joshua was quite contradictory.
He acted decisively in business matters, but in relationships, he exhibited extremes.
Either acting solely based on his own will or prioritizing the other person’s feelings-both extremes had been demonstrated when it came to Cynthia.
“Understood,” Cynthia said calmly.
“So, you willingly took him with you?” Sean asked. He was still afraid that Cynthia would think he had tricked her. Leaving a way out and maintaining a good relationship for future encounters was important. The future was long, and if he ever needed Cynthia’s help and she held a grudge over being deceived, it would be disastrous.
Cynthia nodded and followed Sean to sign some documents. Then, she left the medical facility with Joshua.
On the way back, Joshua obediently sat in the passenger seat, remaining silent and occasionally glancing at Cynthia. His eyes were filled with nervousness, unease, and a hint of uncertainty, just like a five-year-old child