Chapter 508

Hearing Stella’s explanation, I finally heaved a sigh of relief, albeit secretly.

This chatterbox definitely couldn’t be let in on the real deal. She just couldn’t keep a

secret.

“Could be. I mean, I’m a sucker for a good looker, and guess they are too.” I casually

chimed in.

Just then, a different nurse arrived. She was a bit older and probably more experienced. She asked me where my child was, and Neil’s voice echoed from a nearby distance, “Over

here.”

Serena was nestled cozily in his arms, occasionally gazing up at him with a lively smile. The sight was rather heartwarming, reminiscent of a father-daughter bond.

Stella’s eyes were darting around. Her biggest hobby had been gossiping. If something felt off, she just had to stick her nose in it.

“Maybe the mother should be holding her.” the nurse suggested to Neil, “Moms usually have a better touch.”

I reached out to take Serena from Neil’s arms. As the nurse was instructing me on how to hold her for the injection, Neil suddenly voiced his concern, “Will this be a one-shot deal?”

The nurse hesitated for a second. The marks from the previous jab were still evident on Serena’s forehead. She appeared somewhat embarrassed, “The previous nurse was a bit jittery due to lack of experience. I can assure you that I’ll get it right the first time.”

Neil’s stern look softened a bit upon hearing this. He seemed even more concerned for Serena than I was, though I had no proof of this.

This time, thankfully, the procedure was successful. Serena let out a small cry, but at least the IV was now in place. I carried her to the IV room, which was deserted at this late hour. There were only me, Serena, Stella, and Neil.

a mother of three. I suggested that she should head back first, “Stella, why don’t you head back home? I’ll take a cab

with her

Neil as

engrossed in his phone, seemingly replying to

his gaze, neither agreeing nor

in a hurry to

“No.” Neil replied

deed through and drop Rena and the kid at my place later?” Stella sfood up with her bag slung

unnecessary word. He and Stella always

as she would need a cab or someone

“No need. I don’t get along with this guy.

he retorted coldly, “Good. I wasn’t planning on offering

just Neil,

room.

slightly. But I had to hold Serena, so I struggled to

starting to loosen, obstructing my

Neil noticed my strange

my gaze to look at Neil, causing the right eyelash to dislodge partially, leaving only a bit of glue stuck

without any vision impairment,

gently pinching the false eyelash, and pulled it off in one swift

motion.

on my make-up, “Your style is different from Stella’s, no need to force

Indeed, the look didn’t

out, and I didn’t refuse.

have

thought, my embarrassment evaporated, and I responded nonchalantly, “I don’t see how it’s any of your business”

The Novel will be updated daily. Come back and continue reading tomorrow, everyone!

Comments ()

0/255