Chapter 345 I Do Not Believe In Coincidences
“You really are considerate, Dr. Sutton.”
“Thanks f for the compliment.” Adrian turned toward lysander. “Are you okay?”
Lysander gave a nod.
Lysander: Why did you come out here?
“I noticed you’ve been gone for quite a while, and I was worried something might have happened to you, so I came looking,” said Adrian with a light chuckle, “Now, I see you ran into someone you know and got caught up in conversation.”
Lysander gave a nod, shaking the bag in her hand slightly. Lysander: I’ve got the medicine.
Adrian gave a nonchalant hum. “Why don’t you come over here? My umbrella is a bit larger.”
He extended his umbrella toward her, positioning it next to the one in Josiah’s hand, creating a path for
her.
After some thought, Lysander nodded and prepared to walk over.
Josiah abruptly pulled her back. “She can stay right here.”
Adrian pointed to Josiah’s completely soaked back. “I’m worried that you are so focused on shielding Lysander with the umbrella that you end up getting drenched yourself, Mr. Guerra.”
Josiah slightly furrowed his brows. “Well, I’m already soaked; it doesn’t really matter anymore. The is quite heavy, so let’s not get you wet too, Dr. Sutton.”
Lysander briskly shook off Josiah’s hand and moved under Adrian’s umbrella, continuing forward without a word.
Adrian gave a soft chuckle, subtly shifting the umbrella toward her as they began to walk back together
“Where did you run into him?”
Lysander: The pharmacy.
“A chance encounter?”
She nodded.
Adrian let out a snigger. “I don’t believe in coincidences.”
Upon reaching the mansion entrance, Lysander was the first to step inside.
Adrian stood at the door, closing his umbrella. “So, Mr. Guerra, you’ve decided to tag along as well. What, fancy a little tour of my place?”
Josiah raised an evebrow. “That’s right. Is this a good time?”
Meanwhile, Lysander was boiling water in the kitchen
When she saw those two figures, she had a strong premonition-she wasn’t going to any peace in coming days.
Sure enough, within a few seconds, Josiah saw the largest painting hanging in the living room.
Pointing toward the oil painting behind the couch, Adrian asked, “Do you find it appealing?”
Josiah stared at the painting, his lips pressed tightly together.
The oil painting depicted Lysander from behind during her student years.
She was unsure whether Josiah would be able to recognize it, or perhaps, he had never even been to Harborbrook Medical University and thus wouldn’t know about the small campus path.
“Not bad.” Josiah’s voice betrayed no emotion. “Did you paint it yourself, Dr. Sutton?”
“I did.”
“The resemblance is uncanny,” said Josiah. “This must be from nearly a decade ago. She hasn’t changed much since then.”
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Chapters 692 693 ans 694 are impossible to read. Not sure if there was an issue with translation.but the words do not make sense..impossible to follow story line...
I cant get over the fact that the writer is trying to show as if the male lead has committed a grave sin. First he didnt know she was pregnant because she never told him. Second right from the start she never communicated anything. She was unbothered even during her marriage. I am not saying the male lead is great but atleast he seems like a human with emotions unlike her. And there is no context for why she is so emotionless....
The female lead is not charming but an unbothered b word, there is a very big difference. There is no point of extending this story at all because even if you write 1000+ chapters at 1001 the male lead would still be doing everything for her and she wouldnt bat an eye even if someone killed him. I mean honestly either the start should have been written better where we do understand that she was deeply affected because of her divorce or just STOPPPPP. Even for fiction it is annoying....