F1 Champion's Perfect Crash: When Love Takes The Final Turn novel Chapter 82

Years ago, I knew that Cole didn't realize Ava's feelings for him. Ava appeared aloof, but she was also shy. We had known each other for three years, and her love was hidden deep within her heart.

Originally, Ava planned to confess to Cole after he graduated from college. However, Cole disappeared right after his graduation, leaving her with no chance to confess.

Understanding Ava, I knew that she was feeling upset. I handed the laptop to Ava, saying, "Check if the laptop has any issues. If it does, I'll have it repaired for you. I'll go order some food for us first."

Cole was worried, "Are you sure you're okay, Ava?"

Ava looked a bit lost, with a hint of hidden grievances. She shook her head, "I'm really fine."

Meanwhile, in the neighboring ward, Lukas ordered takeout for Elias. Elias grinned at him, "Didn't you say you wouldn't bring me food?"

Lukas gave him a cold look, "Do you think ordering takeout is the same as bringing food?"

Elias chuckled, "I don't think there's much difference. By the way, I thought you wouldn't come tonight. Why did you change your mind?"

Instantly, Lukas thought of how he had planned to send Aurelia to the hospital, but she ended up willingly getting into Cole's car.

His face darkened. "Are you so eager to see me unhappy? Seeing that you're so pleased."

Elias immediately made a gesture of sealing his mouth with tape, "Okay, I'll shut up. I won't provoke you when you're in a bad mood."

Lukas snorted coldly and didn't say anything.

About half an hour later, the takeout arrived. Lukas sat in place, sucking on a peppermint candy, not moving at all.

Elias resigned himself to fetch the takeout. When he received it from the delivery guy, he noticed another package with Aurelia's name on it, destined for the neighboring ward.

Elias found it amusing and turned to Lukas, "Lukas, the takeout for us and the one next door came together. Let's go and eat together."

Lukas's face was stern. "I'm not going."

Elias shrugged. "Well, I'll go by myself then."

Elias tried to convince the delivery guy with a playful expression, "The patient in the neighboring ward is my good friend. Let's make a deal—I'll deliver the food to her. What do you think?"

The delivery guy hesitated, furrowing his brows, "Isn't that inappropriate?"

Besides, he had already reached the door. There was no reason to have someone else deliver it.

Elias knew what the delivery guy was worried about, so he patted his shoulder, saying, "How about this? You wait here at the door while I take the food to the patient inside. You can see me deliver it to her personally. How does that sound?"

Seeing the delivery guy still unsure, Elias teased, "Don't be so rigid. I just want to have some fun with my friends."