Chapter 435

“Behind bars?” Néil seemed to not entirely grasp my meaning.

It seemed like he wasn’t fully aware of what had just happened.

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I then told him about Karina’s visit to Hiram and the subsequent police incident, watching as his face gradually darkened.

“Anyway, I’ve accomplished a task for you, so our deal is over,” I gestured for him to leave. “You can go back and explain things to Karina, so she won’t misunderstand.”

“When you called me, I was in a meeting. That’s why I didn’t pick up,” Neil explained to me, ignoring my words.

Of course, I knew he was busy. In the past, even if I had something urgent, he wouldn’t pick up my calls while he was working.

I was accustomed to this. But I wondered whether Karina would be able to.

“You should explain this to Karina. She tried to contact you but couldn’t get through, which led to the misunderstanding,” I kindly reminded him.

“There’s nothing to explain to her. I just need to understand what’s happening.” Neil’s response was rather nonchalant.

I wondered why he had bothered to come find me.

Right now, Yara was in the living room, waiting for me to feed her. I didn’t want Neil to discover Yara was here..

The baby’s crying echoed from the living room, and I took the opportunity to say, “If there’s nothing else, I need to go feed the baby. You should leave

“Mmm,” Neil grunted in affirmation, turning to leave.

shocked me. Yara had vomited, and the vomit had gotten into her nose. Her little face

a bit,

I hadn’t fed her yet, so it couldn’t be that she had choked on milk and

might have a problem with her stomach and that

to stay at home to look after her, which meant I had to take Yara to the hospital by

out of the house, intending to drive to the hospital, but discovered that Neil hadn’t

frowned, looking at the baby in my arms. “So

how

probably thinking that Yara wasn’t really at my place. Now that he had seen it with his own eyes, he might

take the baby

as he was, noticed that something was off with Yara. He stubbed out his cigarette and tossed it into a nearby trash can before

importance. Having someone to drive us was definitely the best case

I got into the

but drove as fast as

I carried Yara towards the pediatric ward. But in my rush to leave the house, I hadn’t even changed my shoes, and running in flip-flops was quite the task. Neil

Yara and get her examined. It

weak immune systems and could easily fall ill if not taken

to take care of three babies of about the same age these

getting some medicine, my heart finally settled down, and we headed back.

you,” I sincerely thanked Neil in the car.

as he drove, his

deal with the other two children.” I looked down at Yara, who had fallen asleep in

that her parents

and just drove. But my heart was in my

couldn’t help but ask, “Neil, will

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