Chapter 590


    As Bartham was the leading city out of all the major cities, all transport Unes and power were swiftly


    restored after the storm. It was only around 8 am when Gary rushed over to the hospital with Lewis in


    tow, yanking Kevan-who was still asleep in the chair-up and chasing him out, “Mr. Rogers, you can go


    now.”


    Kevan had slept for less than two hours, and he could barely keep his eyes open. But his back


    straightened up out of habit as he sat back dazedly in the chair, which made him look kind of cute.


    Larissa could not bear it and told Gary, “Let him sleep for a little while longer.”


    Her plea only caused the jealousy in Gary’s heart to bum hotter. But he could not say any words of


    denial to her, so he could onlypromise. “Isn’t the ward next door empty? Let the nurse know that


    he will be going over there to sleep. To show his “consideration,” Gary added. “So that we won’t disturb


    him here.”


    His suggestion was fairly reliable to Larissa. The wards on their floor were all VIP wards and the cost of


    staying in one was fairly expensive. When regr wards are not filled up, almost no one would stay in


    a VIP ward, so the idea of using up resources unnecessarily was unfounded.


    However, before she could agree, Kevan woke uppletely. “No need.” His bleary eyes gradually


    became clear, and he rose up from the chair. Til head right back,”


    The clothes he was wearing yesterday had been sent to theundry room by Mrs. Griffin, and they had


    been cleaned, dried, and returned. The hospital’sundry room was not as professional asundromats


    cutside though, and Mrs. Griffin had not paid much attention to it. So, the custom tailor-made shirt had


    a few creases on it, making it look crumpled. Kevan frowned.


    Knowing his temperament, Larissa was afraid that he might get angry at Mrs. Griffin, so she hurriedly


    found an excuse to get Mrs. Griffin out of the ward. Mrs. Griffin rubbed her hands and prepared to


    leave when Kevan stopped her.


    “Mrs. Griffin.” His expression was mild, and there was a faint smile on his lips, his voice surprisingly


    humble, “Thank you for your hard work.”


    A little ttered, Mrs. Griffin quickly waved her hand, stammering. “N-No worries! Not at all?


    Kevan brought his clothes with him into the bathroom to get changed. When he came out in the same


    getup from yesterday, the bedraggled mess that was him yesterday no longer existed. He exuded an


    elegant air that could not be deterred by the wrinkled shirt.


    Larissa’s eyes brightened, and Gary’s expression grew more and more sour. He could bother to be


    graceful any longer and waved his hand Imitably, “Shool Get out now, Go!”


    Kevan heeded him, bidding Larissa goodbye before he left. “See you tonight.”


    Gary exploded at once. “Why is he stilling over tonight? What for?”


    His reaction amused Larissa so much that she was not sure if she shouldugh or cry. “He wants to


    call Aster, and I want to listen,” she exined.


    Gary had long known about his grandson but was unable to meet him officially in person. “When are


    you going to introduce me to Aster?” he grumbled sourly, clearly filled with jealousy.


    Having spent time with Gary during these few days, Larissa had long since seen the truece he hid


    behind a mild-mannered mask-petty. a grudge holder, and a person with a penchant for sulking.


    Seeing that his emotions were off, she immediately promised him. “Once I’ve recovered fully. I let you


    both meet.”


    Only then did Gary let her off the h ook, but he still minded a bit about Kevan, “So, he will being


    every night then? Upon receiving Larissa’s affirmative answer, his expression darkened so much that


    one would think his face was a thundercloud, but he could not explode.


    “I must be here when hees.” he emphasized strongly.


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    Larissa agreed helplessly. “Okay, okay, okay!”