My Sweetheart

Kathy suddenly paused, but the knocking on the door didn’t stop, it was very annoying.

She had guessed that it was Johnson.

“If it’s inconvenient, I’ll go home first.” Kathy spoke.

But Alexia pulled her back, “No, I don’t want to see him, I’ll feel even sick.”

At that moment, Alexia’s phone rang, it was from Johnson.

She turned off her phone straight away.

There was no more movement outside the door, but Alexia was actually a bit disappointed.

“Kathy, I’m going to take a nap, do you want to go home first? I’ll be fine.” Alexia said when she looked at the time.

Kathy looked at her phone and called Joseph.

He didn’t pick it up, he should still be busy.

She didn’t know where he was having his meeting, so she could only go home on her own.

“Remember to eat the porridge in the kitchen when you wake up, I put the medicine on the bedside cabinet.” Kathy reminded repeatedly.

When she left, Johnson’s was standing beside his car.

boss, she greeted him politely

she okay?” The unconcealed fatigue was heard in

if there’s no future between the both of you, stop hurting her.” Kathy’s

with Johnson, her emotion was easily fluctuated, she could see that Alexia really liked Johnson, but if all he could give her was endless pain, then it was better to

this, Johnson’s hand that was squeezing the cigarette trembled, and hesitations surfaced in

over Kathy and went

again, she knew

sneezed and got out of the bed with the blanket on

came into her sight was a man with a fatigue expression, didn’t he go on

back

Why was he here…

fever?” Johnson reached out his

like a

was so hoarse that she could

around, went back to her room and fell asleep

everything and rushed back to see her, but Alexia didn’t even want to say a word to

take

Alexia didn’t speak.

“Are you hungry?”

She still remained silence.

and went to bed, holding her tightly in his arms. Alexia’s eyes were red, and she couldn’t push

…

mysterious. Those who entered and exited were required to go through strict identity verification, and outsiders were never