Sophie Smith walked out of the hospital building, reached the bus stop, seed to rember sothing, and turned back again.
Jas Smith hadn’t eaten anything all day, so she wanted to buy him sothing to eat first.
Carrying a large bag of things, she walked along the road, about to cross the street, when unexpectedly a car suddenly drove up from the opposite side, stopped about ten ters away from her, and a beam of headlights accurately illuminated her, causing her to close her eyes and turn her head away.
After a long while, the light still didn’t move away from her.
Sophie, against the dazzling light, saw through her fingers a tall figure approaching her.
Asher Land!
It was almost a reflex, she turned around, and just as she moved a step, she heard the gloomy voice from behind her.
"Where else do you want to go?"
Already under his nose, and she still wanted to leave? Did this woman deliberately not regard him?
Sophie couldn’t fathom how Asher Land had found her here? It took a three-hour drive from Eastern City to Southern County, and she hadn’t told him her location; how did he find her?
"Why are you here?" Sophie turned around, looking up at this man with a touch of danger under the dark night.
"I’m here to watch the stars, is that not okay?"
Sophie looked up at the pitch-black sky, fine, he could watch stars or the moon as he wished.
"What are you doing at the hospital? It’s best to tell the truth, if you’re lying to ..." He paused but did not continue.
"My brother injured his hand. Is it wrong for to be here taking care of him?"
What exactly had she done wrong that required him to interrogate her again and again?
"Did you eat gunpowder today?" Asher Land wasn’t angry, she was the first to dare contradict him, and it was becoming more intense, yet strangely, he allowed her to make a fuss in front of him.
"Yes, I ate gunpowder, so stay away from !"
She had had enough today; all the pressure and grievances suddenly overwheld her heart, and a tear, as large as a bean, slipped from her eye, startling her. She quickly used the back of her hand to wipe it away.
Asher Land grabbed her wrist, his gaze suddenly cold.
"Who bullied you?"
She remained silent.
"Speak!"
His eyes were frighteningly cold, and Sophie couldn’t look him directly in the eye. She tried hard to shake off his hand, but it wouldn’t budge.
The two of them stood frozen like this by the roadside, vehicles passing by kept honking. Finally, she relented.
"My brother hasn’t eaten since he got injured; I have to take him sothing to eat at the hospital, can you let go?"
Asher Land was slightly stunned, and a few seconds later, he released her hand.
She walked towards the hospital building, but Asher Land followed her.
"What do you want to do?" She kept a wary distance from him.
"Is the hospital run by your family?" He smirked, "Do I need your permission to enter the hospital?"
Sophie rolled her eyes at him; this man was simply childish!
Helplessly, she allowed him to follow, but when they were near the ward door, she insisted he go no further.
"My parents are inside, isn’t it inappropriate for you to follow further?" She tried to keep her tone calm, "I don’t want you to et my parents."
Wasn’t he always reminding her to mind her identity? Now, she had noticed.
He sneered, bent down his tall fra, whispered in her ear word by word, "Is it embarrassing to be my kept woman?"
"..."
Is it not embarrassing?
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