Stuck in you

Hearing her deduction, Jack was speechless. Of course. How could he have forgotten about it?

It was the time he had stopped Eric from meddling with Henry's personal affairs.

It seemed that he had dug himself a deeper hole at this rate, but he held his composure.

"Well," he started in an effort to smooth things over. "I forgot about it."

Fortunately, Rachel didn't get to the bottom of his little slip-up.

Instead, she loosened her grip around her arms and subconsciously licked her lips. "So, do you know what's going on between them?"

It turned out that she didn't know he had told Henry where she and Lea were. At the thought, he secretly breathed a sigh of relief.

"Oh, um..." Actually, he didn't know what was going on between them either.

He only knew that Henry had been in a pretty bad mood recently. He did hear from Marcus that the man had been fighting with his girlfriend, thought.

That meant...he was fighting with Lea.

It was thanks to Marcus' latest gossip that he was finally able to answer her question.

"All I've heard was that they got into a fight. Did something happen?" In order to keep the spotlight off him, he changed the topic. "You saw her today. Did she say anything?"

Rachel sighed, rubbing her forehead. "I was supposed to ask her more, but then Henry suddenly showed up.

All I got was that they were together. Lea didn't even tell me anything about it.

By the way, I can't help but wonder how Henry found us."

With a guilty conscience, Jack shifted in his seat and averted his gaze. "How about you ask Lea? I didn't know the slightest bit about them."

Rachel hesitated for a while. Although Jack's words were completely reasonable, she still was worried that this wasn't the right time to bring that up again.

Besides, if she called Lea right now, she was afraid that Lea and Henry would be fighting again. Strangely enough, Lea wasn't as moody as she was right now. Was it because of Henry?

"How about you just call her?" he urged.

Jack also didn't know what was going on, so he encouraged his wife to give her friend a call.

Rachel sat cross legged on the sofa as she rubbed her phone against the palm of her hand. A few seconds had passed, and she was still hesitant to call her friend up.

left, she had reminded Lea to call her when she was free.

time she should give her a call. Without another thought, she dialed her

was definitely not the right time to call

hear it, but the woman

he could react, she

bed and followed her.

could enter the bathroom, the sound

as he stumbled

thrown up her meal. She hold the basin awkwardly. "Don't come

she yelled.

her like this, how could he not come over? Regardless of her warning, he walked closer to her and stood

as she was about to say something, she pushed the man beside her and vomited into the basin once

till all she could spit out was water. Her head suddenly felt light as her whole body was starting to fail her. She stayed on the floor, feeling as if all

a glass of water," she said

arms, but she trashed endlessly.

to see the doctor,

air. "Let me rest first, okay? Don't move me. I think I still

quickly got her a glass of water. When he came out, he heard her phone ringing once

grabbed

vomited the fourth time. Having no strength, she proceeded

of her lifeless body almost made him drop his glass. He set the water on the

her eyes, he

doctor, he guessed that she might have acute

her up and gave her the glass of

know what was wrong with her. It was as if her

mouth. Afraid that she might collapse, Henry lifted her up and

was evidence enough of what they'd done. Her phone's

pale in a matter of few seconds

his teeth, planning to take

frustrated. "She didn't

thought for a while.

Rachel couldn't help but furrow her eyebrows. Normally, Lea wouldn't

in with two cups of

calling her,

that she was too nervous to ask, but she was afraid of finding out something.

with Jack now.

what was going on in Rachel's mind. She didn't want to upset Lea. Moreover,

knew it in her heart that she wasn't as confident with her relationship with Jack.