Chapter 1045 Carol''S Visit


    Chapter 1045 Carol''s Visit


    Manuel watched as Besse appeared too cold towards Oscar. If it were anyone else, regardless of their


    feelings towards Oscar, they would have shown gratitude to their saviour. Besse''s attitude made


    Manuel doubt her sincerity.


    Besse could feel Manuel''s scrutinizing gaze on her. She knew that Manuel was a thoughtful person


    who tended to overthink things, but she didn''t want to exin herself.


    "I''m tired and need some rest." Said she.


    Manuel withdrew his gaze and nodded slightly. "I''ll go check on Oscar. If Susan wakes up and asks for


    me, please let her know."


    "Okay," Besse replied as she went back to her room.


    Manuel couldn''t help but speak up, "Is there no way to let go of the past?"


    Besse sat in silence for a moment before answering, "No."


    Manuel had nothing more to say as Besse closed the door behind her with a slight change in


    expression on her face.


    Back at her bed, with dimmed lights that should have helped luby one into sleep easily, Besse found


    herself unable to doze off since she had slept too long in the afternoon. Memories from the past kept


    flooding back relentlessly.


    The next day Susan woke up confused about where she was until she saw Besse sitting half upright


    while eating breakfast beside her bed. She turned over.


    "Slow down." Besse reminded her.


    "When did youe backst night?" asked Susan


    "Probably around 2 or 3 am."


    "You''re backte." Susan muttered, "No wonder I fell asleep."


    "You were sound asleep when I got back. Manuel was by your side."


    "And where is he now?"


    "He went to be with Oscar."


    "Is he dead?"


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    Besse chuckled lightly at how straightforward yet tactless sometimes Susan could be. If Theodore


    heard this curse directed at Oscar he would probably jump out of his skin.


    "No, he woke upst night."


    "Did you wake him up?" Susan had a strong ability to ept things, whether they were good or bad.


    "He woke up on his own, I just happened to be here."


    "Just happened?" Susan didn''t believe it and couldn''t help but exim, "It seems like Oscar is really..."


    "Are you hungry?" Besse interrupted her words.


    Susan knew that Besse didn''t want to hear about this. After all, she was engaged and naturally didn''t


    want other emotions entangled with her.


    Susan nodded. "Yes, I''m hungry."


    "I had the caregiver prepare breakfast for you. Go wash up ande out to eat."


    "Okay."


    "Be careful and don''t slip in the bathroom."


    "Why do you think I''m so reckless like Manuel?"


    But that was true-she had been like that since she was young.


    Besse smiled.


    After washing up, Susan sat at the small table eating breakfast alone without Manuel by her side.


    Somehow, she felt the food tasted nd without him there.


    "If you want Manuel to have breakfast with you, call him." Besse reminded her.


    Susan was startled. Did she show it so clearly?! Besse wasn''t even familiar with her yet somehow she


    could tell what was going on inside of her.


    "But I guess Manuel is sleeping right now since he probably didn''t sleep muchst night," Besse


    added.


    "Who says I want him here? It''s just that I''m not very hungry after waking up." Susan replied


    defensively while thinking otherwise inside herself.


    After they finished eating. There came a knock at the door, which made them both look towards it


    simultaneously. They saw Queen Carol, the queen of Jolencami, the boss of Karami, and also, Doyle''s


    mother.


    Susan''s eyes widened as she had only seen Carol on television before this moment. Her elegance and


    beauty were no less than what one would expect from watching television. Even someone as fearless


    as Susan felt overwhelmed by such an imposing aura emanating from Queen Carol.


    Susan couldn''t help but turn towards Besse, who seemed unsurprised by her arrival. Besse remained


    calm as she sat on the hospital bed. She showed no signs of fear and maintained direct eye contact


    with her. "Your Highness," Besse politely greeted Carol.


    Carol nodded in response, and there was a coolness between the two women. They did not try to


    please each other or assert dominance over one another; they simply respected each other.


    Susan observed them and felt inferior inparison to their confidence and poise. Whenever she


    encountered someone too dominant, she would back down.


    "Who is this?" Carol asked Besse, referring to Susan.


    Susan felt nervous and unsure of how to respond when Besse calmly answered, "She''s my friend from


    Northfield, who helped me during Doyle''s ident."


    "I see," Carol nodded at Susan. "Thank you for saving Doyle and Besse''s lives."


    "It wasn''t just me. Oscar yed a significant role." Susan replied nervously.


    "I''ve heard about him, and I n on thanking him personally."


    "Mrs Johnson, could you give us some privacy?"


    Susan didn''t dare refuse the request as she stood up to leave but nced back at Besse before exiting


    the room. Despite feeling that Besse was just as impressive as Queen Carol, Susan couldn''t shake off


    an uneasy feeling about her presence.


    As soon as Susan closed the door, she heard a loud p sounding from inside it. She turned


    around immediately but was stopped by one of Queen Carol''s bodyguards stationed outside the door.