Chapter 1481


    Things got awkward once Cordy and John were gone.


    Marvin and Lindsay nced at Sam before turning back to Quinn. “You didn’t have breakfast, right? You


    should go eat.”


    “Yeah.” Quinn nodded and took Sam by the hand. “Sam, you probably haven’t eaten since you came


    very early. Let’s eat together.”


    “I’m not hungry.” Sam rejected her coolly.


    ‘You should eat something. It’s unhealthy to starve,” Quinn insisted.


    “No.” Sam did not give in.


    At the same time, Lindsayid out all the breakfast bought on a nearby chair.


    She avoided looking at Sam, and quietly said, “Just eat together. We bought a lot-Quinn won’t be able to


    finish everything on her own.”


    Sam paused, ncing for a moment at his mother and quickly turning away.


    He did not say no, and Quinn knew that Sam had given in.


    Naturally, she was not upset that Sam refused her but epted Lindsay’s offer so easily.


    If anything, her heart ached for him-the more she learned about him, the lonelier she realized he was.


    Lindsay was clearly at fault and never apologized, but just a simple line from her was enough to make


    Sam put aside a grudge.


    He probably really wanted to be a part of his family.


    As Sam and Quinn sat down for breakfast in the hallway, Marvin said, “You two should get some rest at


    the hotel-we’ll watch Ryan during the day. We’re really too old to stay upte, so we have to count on


    you.”


    Quinn shook her head. “It’s alright, Mr. Saunders. It’ll be over once the worst is past.”


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    Marvin nodded. “Get some proper sleep once you’re back. Don’t worry about us here-the priority is to


    take care of your health, since we’d be overwhelmed if one among US copsed now.”


    “Yeah,” Quinn replied, while Sam stayed silent.


    They left the hospital once they finished breakfast.


    Once inside their cab, Quinn quickly said, ’Your parents understand they were at fault. Otherwise, they


    wouldn’t have sent US away and told US to take care of ourselves.”


    However, Sam was silent and kept the back of his head to her.


    “Are you still upset with your mom?” Quinn asked gingerly.


    Sam stayed silent.


    He was upset, but Lindsay was his mother, and he more or less buried the hatchet after she told him to


    eat.


    He could not hope for too much from his family-he had no right to.


    Quinn continued to reason with him nheless, saying, “She knows she’s wrong, but she’s your mother


    and can’t put aside her pride to apologize.”


    “I’m not upset,” Sam replied tly.


    Quinn smiled. “I knew you weren’t that petty.”


    Sam pursed his lips and stayed silent.


    The cab soon arrived at their hotel, and they went to take a bath without dy before getting into bed.