The Enticing CEO’s Chosen Bride

Chapter 1828

Chapter 1828

Morrison had reached his breaking point. The woman was growing more and

more brazen by the day. Did she think he was invisible?

Stuffing a sandwich into his mouth and gulping down his coffee in a few swift

swallows, he stood up, his face the color of thunder, and marched out of the

hospital room.

By the time Rose reached Winston’s hospital room, a small crowd had already

gathered, mainly young women, all huddled around the small glass on the door,

trying to sneak a peek inside.

“Seriously, it’s really Winston?”

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“Definitely, I almost bumped into him at the door. He’s staying in this room.

“I heard he came to R City, but why would he be in the hospital?”

“No idea, but it looks like he got into a fight, his face and head seemed banged

up.”

“A fight? If the media gets wind of this, won’t it blow up into a big deal?”

“Getting into trouble right after arriving in R City, if this gets out, it’s going to be a

sensation!”

Rose’s heart sank at these murmurs, a bad feeling creeping up on her. An

international movie star, in a brawl in R City and ending up in a hospital…

Scores of people were waiting for just one slip-up, and if this incident went

public, it would be a devastating blow to his career.

Her expression darkened. All of this hanppened because of her, and if anything

serious happened, she couldn’t escape blame.

Hospital security and a few plain-clothed individuals, likely Winston’s

management team, started to shoo the crowd away, sticking to a firm “no

comment” policy.

Once the hallway cleared, Rose approached the door, about to knock, when a

familiar force wrapped around her waist, Morrison’s familiar scent enveloping

her.

She turned, finding Morrison beside her with a scowl, his arm possessively

pulling her close. He grunted at her gaze.

“Incorrigible woman.”

Rose was still brooding over the recent events, particularly that Morrison was

responsible for Winston’s hospitalization and the potential media frenzy. She

was far from pleased. As his voice fell, she pursed her lips and elbowed him

hard in the ribs.

Caught off guard, Morrison winced, his face momentarily contorted with pain.

a cold glance and knocked on the hospital

breath, following her

open. He was determined not to leave Rose alone with

Winston.

unwell, and the

seemed uneasy. The room was also occupied by members

greeted Rose upon her

of guilt, Rose asked, “Has the doctor been by?

doing?”

assistant, clueless about the true cause of

a weak smile at Rose. “Ms. Rose, what brings you

current “big

to anyone

patrons required

could afford to be haughty, but

have that privilege.

aware that their relationship with Rose was

the Spotlight Beauty

impact, and sales figures would

the bill, they had

“Winston was hospitalized, and I had to

to R City. If anything goes wrong,

responsibility”

Rose, you exaggerate. It’s Winston

that may affect

reveal that Winston’s hospital stay

husband, which could spark media

alright: “Fortunately, it’s

up for our

“That’s good to hear.”

frosty glance. This woman, the epitome of

was first in line when there were benefits, but at the

she’d be the

why he was in

real issue.

breakfast?” Rose asked

grumpy. He’s not one for

glanced at Winston, whose complexion was particularly sullen,

one of his absolute

to put on

an ounce

remarked, “Winston, breakfast

glared at

properly on an empty

lips twitched. Was she

the

no idea why Rose

she was simply encouraging

until he saw Morrison and

“Mr. Morrison, it’s such an honor to have you

about the

explode from his

gave a curt nod and

company, it’s

him”

was so frustrated. These two, Rose and Morrison,

they come.

twitched into a smile when he took

“Did you have a run-in

You look

darkened instantly. Everyone turned to

their laughter, not

about looks, and with you looking like this, be

ditch you for

his assistant, stroking his

looking?”

always perfec. Even with the bandages and

edgy charm that’s

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