Tangled in His Obsession Series

Chapter 457

Seraphina, attempting to switch topics and inadvertently digging herself into a hole, was left seething with irritation at Leandro. Wanting nothing more than to avoid him, she took their son Valerio to the lounge to freshen up.

Back in the hospital room, everyone chuckled as she walked away. Leandro then turned to Dr. Daniel and inquired, “If I’m healing up nicely, is there any chance I can get an early discharge?”

“You’ve been through major trauma, and the surgery was a big one. We need to keep an eye on your vitals and run all the necessary tests. There’s still a recovery process to go through,” Dr. Daniel explained. “So, you just focus on getting better. You’ve got your wife and kid here for support. What’s the rush?”

Leandro paused for a moment before asking, “Did she cry in front of you that day?”

“Sure did,” Dr. Daniel confirmed. “She was pouring over your old medical records, tears streaming down her face, and nothing! said could comfort her.”

Leandro fell silent. Karan had mentioned that Seraphina cried when she went to see Gloria;

Dr. Daniel had just said she cried looking at his past medical records.

In his memory, Seraphina was never one to cry easily. And after seven years away, the Seraphina who had returned to Sunburst City seemed even less likely to shed tears.

Unless it was something that truly touched her heart, she wouldn’t let even a single tear fall.

But now, she had cried twice because of his condition.

As Leandro lay there, he felt as though the Seraphina he was waking up to was somewhat different from the past, but he couldn’t quite put his finger on whether this change was real or imagined.

It seemed now he might have found his answer.

When Seraphina returned to the room with Valerio, freshly washed and brushed, Dr. Daniel and the others had already left. Leandro was quietly lying in his hospital bed, aimlessly watching a mundane TV show.

Seraphina glanced at him, her expression still sour. “They left.

so soon?”

Leandro glanced back and replied, “Did you want to see them? Why did you run off then?”

“Who ran off?” Seraphina retorted, gripping Valerio’s shoulder. “It’s your son who needed looking after.”

enough to take care of myself!”

him a sideways look, “then don’t come

that, Valerio suddenly cast a wary glance at

lay still, catching Valerio’s gaze only after a

sense a hint of

all, Leandro was his dad, always strong and invincible. But now he was bedridden and sick, a pitiful sight indeed. Remembering something his dad had once said, Valerio wondered if

slowly said, “Then you

in surprise, “What did

again and said, “Dad needs

asked, “Son, are you sick? Got a

Seraphina’s grasp and took his tablet to Leandro’s bedside, “I’ll watch a movie

enjoy my

that, she turned to settle herself on the sofa, but then she heard Leandro’s

back, “Anything else Mr. Leandro

saying leisurely, “You only half-finished wiping me down earlier. Aren’t you going to finish the

think I owe you something?” Seraphina threatened

that,” Leandro said innocently, “I just want

polite, and any further outburst from Seraphina would seem unreasonable.

at Leandro for a moment, she finally

moment, Seraphina felt like an old-school housewife, tirelessly serving the men of the household. And

finished up with Leandro, she was at last able to take

lamented the lack of her home comforts-no hair mask, no essential oils, no facial treatments. With her hair half-dried, she had no choice but to

took her shower, Valerio, who had sworn to watch a movie with Leandro, had already succumbed to sleep at the edge of Leandro’s

and the slightest movement could cause him pain. Seraphina couldn’t risk letting Valerio sleep next

Seraphina said, “Valerio’s asleep now. You should get some rest too.”

didn’t respond immediately, furrowing his brows as if

as she sensed

bit itchy,” Leandro replied, glancing

unspoken request hung in the air, and with a soft sigh of resignation, Seraphina moved closer. “Where does

around his back, but she was at a loss as to where to begin. His might looked fine, but his body was fragile and confined to

“Just slip your hand in there;

slid her hand down the side