Caleb squinted his eyes, "What else did you set up?"
"You don’t need to know what I set up, you just need to know that I won’t hurt her," Hans Montrose turned around. "This is a contest between Jared Quinn and , you don’t need to be involved. Just do your duty."
Caleb’s responsibility was only for lody Thorne’s safety, and anything beyond that was not his concern unless she asked him to investigate.
"Rember what you said," Caleb left the ward.
Next door, Jared Quinn spent almost the entire night holding lody Thorne in his sleep, his eyes flickering uncertainly.
"Jared, are you really not going to tell her the truth?" Leon Rivers ventured, "I’m afraid if she finds out the truth, she might not be calm for a while, and she may even hate you."
Hans Montrose is beyond cure, he is plagued by illness, yet before dying, he still unsettles lody Thorne.
"Tell her the truth and then what? Just so she can be blinded by Hans Montrose’s actions?" Jared snorted.
He wanted her to clearly see what kind of a person Hans Montrose truly was.
Leon Rivers remained silent, for now what mattered most was getting Kiki Sutton to wake up; perhaps she would tell lody the truth.
In her dreams, lody Thorne was tense, seeing Hans Montrose chasing Kiki Sutton, while Kiki kept screaming, "Don’t kill , don’t kill ," she wanted to save Kiki but a tragedy occurred.
"Had a nightmare?" Jared questioned, seeing beads of sweat on lody’s forehead as he looked down, "What kind of nightmare? Didn’t I tell you, I’ll always be here with you?"
"I..." she dread of Hans Montrose committing murder, lody opened her mouth but didn’t speak.
"It’s just past six, do you want to sleep a bit more?"
"I can’t sleep anymore," lody shifted and realized that Jared had been holding her all night, she placed her fair hand on his face, "You didn’t sleep at all, did you?"
"It’s okay, I’m not tired."
The hospital bed was too hard, he worried she would be uncomfortable sleeping there, so he held her all night.
"Put down," lody looked at Jared with concern.
"Jared, we checked yesterday’s surveillance, there were no issues," the doctor dared speak only because lody was awake.
"Bring up the surveillance, I want to see it too," lody looked at Kiki.
They grew up together, she simply couldn’t believe Kiki had a history of insanity.
The doctor glanced at Jared, "Alright."
"Leon Rivers, watch over her here."
"Don’t worry, sis."
In the hospital surveillance room, lody stared at the footage; indeed, Kiki was running forward like crazy, glancing back in terror. In the last scene, Jared’s large hands covered her eyes in ti, sparing her from witnessing Kiki’s crash.
"Focus on the front," Jared’s large hand isolated part of the footage, preventing her from seeing the later scenes.
lody watched the front footage several tis, finding no issues.
The monitored area was just in front of the inpatient departnt, where Kiki ran off was indeed there; everything was reasonable.
"Do you believe Kiki suddenly went crazy?" lody turned back; she couldn’t believe it.
Jared didn’t answer, his distinct fingers pointed to a corner of the footage, where lody saw a man behind Hans Montrose. The man took a couple steps as if worried about sothing, and quickly turned back.
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