NovelsFreeerback of the Despised Luna Chapter 192 It's Tessa My heart thumped involuntarily.
The scene of Caden tightly holding Tessa that I saw yesterday at the cabin in Solacrest Mountain unexpectedly flashed into my mind.
Tessa's appearance here could only mean one thing-it had to be because of Caden.
Had Caden keptfrom visiting Mr. Richard because he had made plans with Tessa? Finished "Rosaline, do you know her?" Jasper's voice broke through my thoughts as he noticed my cold expression, my eyes fixed on the girl. He seemed curious.
I nodded, speaking softly, "That's Tessa." "That's Tessa?" Jasper asked, his eyes widening as he followed my gaze.
Heidi's figure had already disappeared from the hospital entrance.
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇtI pulled my gaze away, suppressing the conflicting emotions in my heart, and said calmly, "Let's go." Caden's POV: "Mr. Holbrook, there's a girl outside named Tessa. She says she needs to talk to you about something important, the bodyguard said as he entered the hospital room and bowed respectfully.
"Tessa?" I was slightly surprised. I stood up and walked toward the door.
"Caden." Heidi's voice cfrom the doorway. When she saw me, her lips curved into a soft, sweet smile.
I lowered my gaze and glanced at her. "Are you here for a medical check-up? I can have someone accompany you." Yesterday, I had accidentally bumped into Tessa. Though I took her to the hospital for a check-up, the examination cback, and there was nothing serious. Later, she claimed she had chest pain after getting home. I had been in a rush to get to the Luxe Heritage Hotel and didn't pay much attention to her.
"No." Heidi shook her head. "I'm fine now." She paused and then gently spoke again, "Caden, you left so abruptly yesterday, and I was really worried. I only saw on the news today that last night was your engagement ceremony." Heidi's eyes darkened slightly as she brought up the engagement ceremony. "I'm sorry, it's all my fault." I was surprised. "Why would you say that?” "I didn't know Ms. Sinclair was your fiancée." Heidi bit her lip, looking frail and regretful. "Did Ms. Sinclair misunderstand something and call off the ceremony? Is that why your grandfather passed out and got seriously sick?" "It's not your fault," I said softly.
It had a lot to do with Heidi, but by now, this wasn't just her issue-it was aboutand Rosaline.
1/3 you" <37854 Finished Those words struckdeeply.
I remembered Tessa saying the exact sthing toall those years ago in that mall, dark room My heart raced a little. “Tessa, thank you Heidi handeda thermos. "Caden, I know you're worried about Mr. Richard being sick. But you need to take care of yourself too. I made you ssoup. You should try it." Tessa's concern warmed my heart, and I reached out to take the thermos Heidi gavea small, gentle smile. She suddenly remembered something and pulled out 500 dollars from her pocket. "Caden, this is my pay from last night's gig. I'm returning it to you now. I'll pay you the rest slowly." I pushed the money back toward her, my voice serious. "No, Tessa, we've been through life and death. You don't need to do this." "Caden, please take it," Heidi insisted, shoving the money into my hand. "I have to go back to the bar to sing. I won't disturb you any longer. You need to take care of yourself! With that, Tessa turned and left.
I looked at the money in my hand, still warm from Heidi's touch. I quickly dialed Yale on my phone. Yale. please transfer Heidi's grandmother to the best hospital and get the best doctors for her. "Understood, Mr. Holbrook, Yale replied immediately from the other end.
After hanging up, I returned to the hospital room.
Grandpa was still unconscious in his bed.
I gently covered him with a blanket, looking down at the frail, pale figure he frail hooked up to all the medical tubes. A wave of pain rushed through me. Grandpa, you'll pull through this.
Follow on Novᴇl-Onlinᴇ.cᴏm"Mr. Holbrook." Bert's voice suddenly cfrom behind me, breaking my thoughts.
I turned to look at him and asked, “When will my grandfather wake up?" Bert's expression grew serious. "Mr. Holbrook, I was about to talk to you about the patient's condition.
"Dr. Williamson, tellthe truth-how serious is my grandfather's condition?" I asked urgently.
"Honestly, I don't have high hopes for Alpha's condition," Bert tion," Bert said carefully.
"But there is one person in this world who should be able to save him." "Who is it?" My heart tightened, and I raised an eyebrow.
As long as this person can save Grandpa, I'll find this person, no matter who they are.
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