Sweet Twins

Jay's smile grew wider as his eyes moved away from her. She watched him carefully with dreamy eyes. "Don't worry. I'm not interested in you," Jay said gently with a smile.

"Oh... that's great, then!" Doris sighed in relief. She felt that as long as she didn't do that, she could do anything for him.

And she'd do anything for him. 'Doris, you proud girl! You will end up scolding yourself for this later,' she bitterly thought to herself.

They continued to move forward together, and then Jay stopped suddenly.

Doris followed where Jay was looking, and saw the half-open door of a room. Inside the room, a woman stood beside Charles.

Charles looked depressed, he had a gloomy look on his face as he rested his back on the far wall of the room. He looked like he was very worried about something.

His current state made him look completely different from his normal handsome look.

"Charles? What is he doing here?" Doris asked confused. Her face slightly contorted into a puzzled look.

Jay rushed towards the room, pushed the door wide open and hurried inside.

"Charles, what are you doing here?" Jay asked in a surprised tone of voice as he approached Charles. He then took one of Charles' arms and supported him.

"Jay, is that you?" Charles asked as he studied Jay's face with blurred eyes. Charles smiled at him, but looked weak and pale. It seemed like he had too much to drink.

Charles was not normally like this. He was always disciplined. Even more when it came to drinking alcohol. He rarely drank alcoholic drinks and had only done so a few times over the years.

"Get out of here!" Jay growled to the woman that was hanging out with Charles.

The woman instantly ran out of the room in fear.

Charles turned to Jay with his bloodshot eyes when he heard that Jay sent the woman out of the room. "Jay!" he said but was not able to do anything else.

"Did you meet anyone today, Charles? Where's your assistant and your bodyguard?" Jay asked in a worried tone.

"Well, today... I came here all by myself. And not for any social engagements!" Charles said as he swayed while he stood. After Charles finished explaining, he suddenly relaxed as Jay steadily supported him with his arm. A short moment later, he passed out.

"I think he has alcohol poisoning," said Doris. Doris was a female doctor from the andrology department and she was familiar with many common medical issues. When she saw Charles' bright red cheeks and bloodshot eyes, she believed that he was likely suffering from alcohol poisoning already.

had never been in such a

the normal social engagements. But this

What's wrong with him?" Jay

can do for him here," Doris suggested immediately. Doris walked to the other side of Charles to help Jay

away from me!" Charles exclaimed with his eyes still

wondered. Charles' reaction

about Nancy. And since he was now in such a pitiful state, Jay guessed that

suddenly wondered whether Charles ever

was it all just unrequited

it unrequited love that hurt him so much to get himself

Charles has taken Nancy so seriously. He should learn from me. I'm never serious about relationships,' Jay

no weaknesses. But it turned

said in a solemn voice that echoed how sorry he was for what happened to his friend. Jay braced himself

walk by himself. He ultimately had no choice but to let Jay help him to walk and then get into

to bring him there not only because of his alcohol poisoning,

already three in the afternoon when

she saw Jay and Doris supporting Charles

She sounded and

drink so much?" Nancy asked worriedly as she

yourself," Jay replied to Nancy

felt that there was something wrong with him, but she was unable

troublesome thing in the

quickly became a woman who never liked explaining

explain herself to

him to my lounge. The wards are full

"Okay," Jay agreed.

get Charles

so drunk, Charles was still able to

suddenly felt like his heart was

he heard her voice one

the most powerful men were like children when confronted by the most

seated Charles on the sofa. Jay and Doris finally sighed after they released Charles. When he was comfortably seated on the sofa, Charles'