Chapter 416


    Arabe didn''t want to tell Aurora about Keh asking for a divorce. Perhaps she hadn''t given up on


    this marriage and Keh yet. She didn''t want a divorce yet.


    "Aurora, let''s leave the matter of going to Faykarta. I need to solve Caitlin and Stephanie first. I''ll stay


    with grandpa tonight. You''ve been with me all day today. Just go back quickly."


    Aurora took Arabe''s slender arm and looked into her already swollen eyes, "I''m not tired, I''ll stay with


    you."


    "Aurora, you go back. I''ll call Keh to apany meter."


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    Aurora raised her thin eyebrows and said, "That''s right. Keh will definitelye to apany you


    tonight. I''ll go. If you need any help, give me a call."


    ...


    After Aurora left, Arabe returned to the ward. She poured a basin of hot water and carefully wiped


    Shaun''s body with a towel.


    Shaun''s body had already been cold, but not long ago, his hand was still on her head, rubbing her


    head.


    At night, Arabe sat by the bed, surrounded by a sense of loss and loneliness, tears rolling down


    again. Shey on the bedside crying pathetically.


    Her heart was empty. Herst rtive had passed away. The Snyder family was not her family. She


    originally had a home with Keh, but Keh didn''t want her either.


    She felt like she had returned to eleven years ago. When she was nine years old, she was thrown into


    the countryside and had lost everything.


    Arabe took out her phone and found Keh''s phone number. She stared at the number but


    ultimately didn''t have the courage to make the call. Although she really wanted Keh to be with her


    at this moment.


    Her mind was filled with what happened this morning. He stared at her coldly, hit the pillow on her and


    shouted at her.


    Arabe dared not call him anymore. After Shaun''s death, she was overwhelmed with sadness, so


    dared not let him hurt her again.


    As night quickly fell, the entire hospital was quiet.


    At this moment, the sound of steady footsteps came from the corridor. Then the ward door was pushed


    open, and a tall and upright man walked in. It was Keh.


    Keh had a ck coat draped over his straight shoulders. He probably hadn''t shaved for two days.


    A circle of blue appeared on his resolute chin, making him look stern and cold.


    When Keh walked in, Arabe was tightly holding Grandpa''s hand, sleeping with tears on her face.


    He stood by the bed, looking down at the sleeping girl, her red nose, and her long eyshes wet with


    tears, making her look delicate and pitiful.


    Keh reached out his hand and wiped the tears from her face.


    In her sleep, Arabe felt his fingertips. She unconsciously rubbed her face against his fingertips, like a


    cat.


    Keh bent down and scooped her up in his arms.


    He didn''t put Arabe on the bed. Instead, he sat in the bed with her in his arms.


    His lips fell onto her forehead and slowly moved downwards. He kissed her red and swollen eyes, her


    wet eyshes, her nose, and finally her rosy lips.


    "Be..." He called her name in a hoarse voice.