The Runaway Groom

Chapter 92 Isaac promptly rushed into Irene‘s ward, where he found her on the floor beside her bed, her plastered leg sprawled limply on the floor. Frowning as he moved over to help her up, he restrained his temper and asked, “What are you doing? still trying to run when your foot is in that condition?”

Irene shook her head. Right now, she had no strength to run even if her legs were fine.

Her chest was swelling from lactation, leaving it utterly numb.

“I‘m just thirsty.”

It was only then that Isaac noticed that her lips were cracked and bleeding from dryness.

Sighing, he mildly said, “I‘ll get it for you.” As she was returned to her bed, Irene was left staring on the ceiling and asking feebly, “Isaac Jefferson... Why can‘t you just let me go?”

Isaac paused.

He alone was aware of his feelings for Irene.

However, his ego had prevented him from acknowledging that in the past just because she had been with another man, and he constantly kept those feelings repressed.

Now, things were different.

It turned out that she was not sleeping around–she somehow turned out to be the woman he was with that night, and now, he did not have to hide the feelings he harbored for her.

As Isaac brought Irene a glass of water, he sat beside her bed and helped her up. Her body was like jelly and utterly feeble, so he had to gather her in his arms and hold the glass beside her lips.

Irene drank everything with tiny sips.

“Do you want more?” Isaac asked after she finished the glass of water.

Irene shook her head-she was feeling sleepy. Still, Isaac did not let her go and kept her in his embrace. He was reminded of that night, and remembered how he always found her scent familiar… and now he understood the reason 1

She was the woman who had made him lose all restraint, and he certainly loved the scent which left him intoxicated.

On the other hand, Irene closed her eyes and pretended to sleep.

She was waiting for Isaac to leave the room, so that she could borrow a nurse’s phone to call Sheryl

He never left, however, and she actually fell asleep amidst her pretense. When she opened her eyes again, Isaac was still standing by her bed, so she quickly closed her

had suffered... Was that baby

miscarriage?” he asked, hoping dearly that she was lying

that he did not find out and hurt her child. After all, he was

said, “I never lied–I had twins, and I lost one due to the miscarriage. That‘s why I ran, because I knew that you were going to be furious if you found out

her own child–she had to lie and hide the truth since another doctor saw that she

other hand, Isaac was left pursing his

He tried to speak, but nothing was coming out of his vocal cords, which suddenly seemed as dry

glinted with tears. He felt like his heart had sunken to the bottom

said nothing and left Irene‘s ward. Just as he opened the door, Stan approached him. “Mr. Jefferson...” Isaac raised a hand, gesturing for him to be silent. Because right now, he

word, knowing right

Stan tried again, “Sir, I‘ve dealt with Whitney Cox. How is Ms. Spencer?” The latter was his actual concern – did something happen to her? Was that why

This was so awkward…

said nothing – it was as if he never heard Stan. Stan became very worried, but still refrained from asking... And that was when they both heard a loud thump coming from

Chapter 92

on the floor beside

restrained his temper and asked, “What are you doing?

had no strength to run even if her legs were

swelling from lactation, leaving it

then that Isaac noticed that her lips were cracked and bleeding from

her bed, Irene was left staring

Isaac paused.

was aware of

just because she

Now, things were different.

turned out that she was not sleeping around–she somehow turned out to be the woman he was with that night, and now, he did

he sat beside her bed and helped her up. Her body was like jelly and utterly feeble, so he had to gather her in

everything with tiny

asked after she finished the

her head–she was feeling

let her go and kept

that night, and remembered how he always found

him lose all restraint, and he certainly loved the scent which left