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Georgey in the hospital bed, seeming distressed by a headache caused by the noise. He closed his eyes. weakly and murmured<b>, </b>“Could you step <b>out </b>for a while? I need to have a private talk.
Scarface stared angrily at Milly, his fists tightly clenched, emitting a slight sound. “Didn’t you hear Master’s request for you to leave? I’ll handle youter!”
Milly’s <b>gaze </b>shifted nervously, yet she remained steadfast.
Uncertain whether George meant her or Scarface by “you“, she was determined not to leave.
She had questions for George and feared that leaving might mean never seeing him again.
Seeing her still unmoving, Scarface’s sinister gaze narrowed. Just as he was about to call in the others to drag Milly out, George suddenly spoke again, this time with clear impatience, “Scarface, get out!”
Scarface was momentarily taken aback. “What? Master….
Wait, shouldn’t the woman be the one departing?
“Get out, now!
Scarface suppressed the words he was ready to utter. Despite notprehending why George ordered him to depart and leave the woman behind, he obeyed hismand.
As he walked past Milly, he couldn’t help but caution her, “I’ll be waiting outside. If you try anything against Master, I’ll personally kill you!”
His feelings toward Milly were now a mix of hostility and distrust. Despite George’s previous fondness for her, she didn’t even respond. Now that George was in trouble, she appeared here, pretending to care.
Without her, how could Master have been targeted by the Ghost Sect! Keeping her here is nothing but trouble!
He vowed to wait until George finished talking to her, then find an opportunity to eliminate her once and for all, to prevent any future troubles.
After delivering the threat, he walked away without looking back.
With a sudden click, the door shut, leaving only George and Milly in the ward.
Neither uttered a word, and an unsettling silence settled over the room once more.
Eventually, George looked at the solitary girl standing nearby and sighed softly, seeming resigned. “Come here.”
Moving like a robot, Milly finally obeyed themand and slowly walked toward him. Her eyes were slightly teary, and her expression vacant, as if she had suffered a great injustice.
George studied her intently, <b>his </b>gaze unreadable, his emotions inscrutable. “You haven’t told me who <b>you</b>
<b>are</b>.”
Milly attempted to discern any hint of deception on his face or in his eyes but found none.
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He truly appeared to have forgotten me.
“I am Milly But.” Milly herself didn’t realise that her voice trembled slightly.
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George nodded calmly, “Your name is delightful. Therefore, what is the rtionship between you and
me?”
Certainly, what rtionship….
Milly’s words hesitated briefly. Upon reflection, they weren’t friends, romantic partners, business partners, coworkers, peers, siblings, rtives, allies..
It appeared that no rtionship in existence could encapste the connection between them.
Feeling her uncertainty, George decided not to insist on an answer to that question any further. “If you’d rather not answer, that’s okay. I don’t need to know.”
Milly quivered, sensing a prickling sensation in her heart. “No, our rtionship..
We’re friends.”
She settled on the most appropriate description.
George stayed quiet, reclining on the bed, his gaze fixed on her with a deep and enigmatic emotion. After a pause, he murmured gently, “Hmm.”
His bleak stare was too apparent, causing Milly to briefly believe he had recalled something. Eagerly, she moved closer to the bedside, looking at <b>him </b>hopefully. “Have <b>you </b>recalled something?”
George’s gaze remained distant, his voice indifferent and without pause. “No, I’m just curious. Scarface imed I was ambushed <b>and </b>badly hurt because of you, yet you say we’re simply friends. I don’t believe I’m the type to risk everything for just a friend.
“So, it seems one of you must be deceiving me,
George spoke in aposed manner, assessing the situation before him with objectivity and reason.
“So, who among you is deceiving me?”
He wasn’t the type to fuss over details, but he appeared quite determined to get an answer to this question. His eyes were fixed on Milly without wavering, anticipating her reply.
In contrast, Milly was direct. She pressed her lips together, perched on the edge of the bed, and met his. gaze squarely.Content ? copyrighted by N?velDrama.Org.
<b>Just </b>as George thought she might evade the question, he suddenly saw her move: rolling up her sleeve to uncover the bracelet nestled within..
“Perhaps you don’t recall me, but does this bracelet jog your memory?” she inquired.
George furrowed his brow. “My grandma’s bracelet? How did it end up on your wrist?”
Milly took a deep breath, opting not to address his question directly. Instead, she went on, “In truth, I’m uncertain how to define our rtionship. Even I struggle to find a clear answer. If ‘friend‘ feels insincere to
mae ‘fiancée‘ is even more difficult for you to reconcile.”
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Seated beside the hospital bed, she tilted her head slightly, softly touching the bracelet adorning her wrist. Sunlight streamed in through the window, casting a gentle glow on her face, lending her a serene and tranquil demeanour.
She positioned herself directly across from him, close enough to touch, yet there was a palpable distance that made her seem far away. With every breath he drew, it felt as though the person before him might vanish into thin air<b>.</b>
After a pause, she spoke softly, “This bracelet somehow found its way to me unexpectedly. It’s peculiar- I’ve tried everything to remove it, but it won’t budge. I’ve thought of numerous methods, but none have worked. Back then, I despised this bracelet much like I despised you–overbearing and persistent, hovering like a spectre. We’re strangers, yet you insist on imposing yourself on me.
ence and yours.
“But gradually. I’ve grown ustomed to both the bracelet’s presence
“You’ve always been there when I needed you most, rescuing me from danger. You’ve silently fulfilled my every wish, whether defending me against the Spencers at school, capturing Apollo’s heartter on, or saving me during filming. When I tally it all up, it feels like the most fitting description of our rtionship is that of debtor and creditor. You may not realize it, but I owe you 135 million. So, in a way, your amnesia might not be so bad after all–I guess I won’t have to repay you after all.”