Chapter 235 An Erotic Dream?
Can't leave her like that! August told himself.He thus began searching the wards along the passage one after another until he located an empty one at the end of it.He then went back, carried Lucia from the bench to that empty room, and laid her onto the bed gingerly.
Her arm suddenly held his neck when he was about to straighten up.
Did she wake up? August paused with a fast heartbeat.
Yet as he looked down, Lucia was still having her eyes closed.
Her body even twitched a little as her sleep was being disturbed, though she wasn't really wakened.
With a sigh of relief, he removed her hand from his neck and covered her with the thin sheets from aside.
He even gazed at her with a sense of sympathy after doing all that, though he suddenly realized such an improper emotion and began to blame himself on this ominous sign.
With a knot in his forehead, August walked out of the ward and headed for the lift resolutely without looking back.
As the chilly night wind blew out of the hospital, he became soberer, and was able to justify his behavior with a theory that the emotion was only due to his sense of guilt for Lucia, definitely not because of anything else.
That thought made him feel better, and he went back into his car, instructing Burton to head for the villa.
Lucia woke up the next morning, thinking she was still in a dream when she felt the soft sheets underneath when she turned over her body.
That was the best sleep she'd ever had during these days.
Yet it felt too true to be a dream, which awakened Lucia gradually.
Through her bleary eyes, she just saw the white ceiling of the ward, which implicated the face that her she was lying on the bed of an empty room.
She sat up instantly in panic, "Mom, Dad?"
Where were they now? And how come she was on a bed? Having scrutinized the structure of the room, she came to realize it was a different one from her father's.
Lucia got off the bed quickly, though still being puzzled about how she woke up on a bed when she'd slept on the bench at first.
Was it due to her sleepwalking? Lucia dared not to go on thinking.
of the ward after
still sleeping when Lucia
thus stayed on the bench outside, letting her imagination
to remember that she seemed to have had dream last night, in which a man carried her to the bed, and she could smell the faint fragrance
erotic dream and how shameful it was! Lucia
at
after getting herself more sober
sigh of relief because everything in the dream was so blurry that she had no way to see
it would just get her rather
standing in a dim and damp cellar, where a man was bound and hanging high, whose face
ended by his gesture to imply his staff to continue
man’s pleading in a jarring and trembling voice, "I...I really don't
any facial expression, as though he hadn't heard the pleading
the
was getting
out, still with a poker
was smoking at the landing of the cellar, being expressionless too, hearing the
of smoke, Joshua told August lightly, "I
tortured was no other
calmly and
contacted him on the net, sending him a down payment for some
that man never showed up in reality, only calling him through vocal meeting, where his voice
could lead to the real identity of the
lying when he said he knew
his life if
raised his eyebrows and
a serious look, "He deserves
cruel to Lucia, August just hated his guts even when he knew he could dig
cigarette and reminded, "Don't overdo it.We still need to submit him
know how
was a hint of chilliness
bright living room after walking
"Do you think Nolan would be related to that
think so." August answered
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