One Night Surprise

Chapter 100 Up to No Good

“Something cropped up at my end. I’ll be back in the office tomorrow afternoon.” After explaining himself, Alexander hung up and slammed his foot on the accelerator to enter the highway.

It was already evening and the distance from Melrose City to Oreus was around 200 kilometers. Without stopping on the way, he arrived at the hospital two hours later.

After he reached the door of the ward, he heard Courtney’s shrill scream.

“What are you doing? Let me go!”

Without giving it a second thought, he opened the door and ran inside.

On the bed, a man with bandages on his head circled his arms around her waist. Even though the bandages had covered his face, it was clear that the man was quite good-looking. After she struggled to be free from his embrace, he actually jumped out of the bed to catch her.

Upon seeing that, Alexander’s expression immediately changed. In a few steps, he stepped forward and caught the man’s collar while using another hand to pin his arms to his back, making him scream in pain.

“Hey, let him go now. He just finished an operation. You can’t do this to him.” Courtney anxiously stomped on the ground. “Let him go!”

Alexander frowned as he threw the man onto the bed and coldly replied, “There’s no pity in seeing such a rude person dying.”

After the man heard Alexander’s words, he jolted in fear and climbed back to the bed. Then, he pulled the blanket over himself while only revealing a pair of eyes that darted around in anxiousness.

The room only returned to silence after that.

Courtney heaved a sigh of relief before looking at Alexander with mixed feelings. “Why are you here?”

“My employee has knocked someone over. I need to come over to take a look so that others won’t generate rumors and comments that couldn’t be prevented in the future.”

His reply was solid and firm; it even sounded slightly fierce. However, he was merely taking advantage of her inexperience in the company—since she had not been working in Sunhill Hotel for long, she did not know that there was a special department in the company to handle such matters.

dashcam on my dashboard. It’s true that he ran to the road all of a sudden, so I didn’t have

thought he was there

looked slightly impatient. “What are you sorry for? I heard from your assistant

childish and naive vibe he radiated, he did not look like a homeless man after Alexander appraised him from top to

him, the clothes that he wore were indeed ragged, like he hadn’t taken a shower for a long time. His entire body had a pungent smell. After examining him, the doctor announced that there was a blood clot in his head that seemed to have been there before

something wrong with his head.” Alexander summarized the entire situation with one straightforward sentence.

shook her head. “There are no contacts with

have healed, just send him to the temporary home for the homeless in

he decided the future of the ‘homeless

knocked into him, so I have to figure out where he is from. What if his family is looking for him? Apart from that, there’s something wrong with him and there’s a

Alexander’s face darkened.

late. Where are you going?” The night has already fallen. He’s not

answering in a displeased tone, “I’m going back since I have a meeting tomorrow afternoon. Do

to check if she

“The weather forecast says that there’s a thunderstorm later at night.

Since there were many country roads on the route leading to Melrose City, chances of cars skidding off the slopes were high. It’s

“Where can I stay?”

hostel I’ve been staying at has a decent

Alexander agreed without any hesitation. After shooting her a glance, he added. “Let’s go. I

After being stunned for a moment, Courtney quickly caught up

a clap of thunder and in an instant, heavy rain fell from the sky. It

though it was only a few kilometers, it took them around half an hour to

to the hostel. Then, she asked the receptionist. “Are there any more rooms? Please

the heavy rain, a few tourists who were planning to leave have extended their stay for another night. I’m afraid there aren’t many

awkward—I’m the one

are staying on the second floor