Chapter 25
Chapter 25
“I’m fine,” Larissa said.
“But your shoulder-” He nced at her swollen right shoulder.
“I injured my shoulder about a week ago. My shoulder was refractured because I’d been hit by a bag,
not because of you or your car,” she exined.
The man’s expression did not rx. “Did the doctor prescribe any medication for you? I can go get it for
you.”
Larissa shook her head.
“So, can you walk? Do you need me to help you? It’s so congested outside right now, trying to call a
cab won’t be an easy feat. How about I send you home.”
His eagerness made her wary. “It’s fine,” she repeated, searching for another excuse. “I’ll call my friend
toe and get me.”
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Sensing the distance and resistance in her tone, the man defended himself hurriedly. “Don’t get me
wrong, I have no intentions of taking advantage of you or anything like that! I’m just worried about you
getting home alone in your condition. If you don’t want me to send you home, I’ll wait here with you until
your friend arrives.”
Larissa cursed silently. She had no friends who could pick her up right there and
then.
Her closest friend, Wendy Simmons, had gone abroad to further her studies two years ago. She hadn’t
even been able to make it back for her wedding.
She reconsidered her options before finally dialing Dn’s number.
Her reasoning was simple. Dn had mentioned before that his neww firm in Covenford was still in
the process of being established and hadn’t officially opened yet. Since he had no new cases to work
on at the moment, he was rather free every day. Moreover, the Covenford branch of Microworks
Corporation was just two streets away from the hospital. It wouldn’t be too much of a hassle for him to
pick her up here.
“Ms. Seymour.” Dn’s voice carried a hint of amusement. “Is there anything that I can help you with?”
Larissa murmured her assent. Hesitantly, she asked, “Is it convenient fore by Victory General
Hospital right now?
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Dn’s tone turned serious immediately. “Why are you at the hospital? Are you hurt?
Larsso didn’t want to exin too much over the phone. Vaguely, she replied, “Yeah. I guess. Sort of.
Dn arved at the hospital very quickly.
and vet Kevan was even quicker.
Before Dn’s car had stoppedpletely, Kevan had already jumped out of the car.
When Dn heard the sound of the car door closing, he turned and caught sight of a rapidly
disappearing figure running toward the emergency room.
Kevan found Larissa in aer of the lobby on the ground floor. Beside her was a
men bevaguely recognized.
He had no time to ponder the man’s identity. At that moment, his full attention was focused on Larisse.
He examined her from head to toe once, but he didn’t see any
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He let out a breath of relief and said. “Let’s go.
Larissa thought she was hallucinating when she heard his voice until she raised her eac and sew his
usual cold and aloof face. It was only then that she realized he was
truly here
“Mr. Rogers.” She stood up quickly. ‘Why are you here? Where’s Dn?”
She looked behind him, all the while standing on the tip of her toes.
Kevan furrowed his eyebrows for two seconds before rxing them.
“He’s parking his car outside. His lips curled up slightly as he teased, “Why? Are you not happy to see
me?”
“No! Of course not!” she denied quickly. “I was just curious.”
Mr. Rogers?’ The man beside Larissa widened his eyes. He looked at Kevan, his face ful of disbelief.
“Why are you here?”
It was then that Kevan spared him a nce.
And you are-
The man introduced himself enthusiastically. “My name is Lucas Hermes. My father s Xander Hermes
of Torqua
Lucas Hermes-
That name. It rang a distant bell in Kevan’s mind.
It wasn’t because of who his father was, but because his girlfriend was- Kevan nced at Larissa once
and thought to himself, “What a coincidence.”