Falling for My Contractual Wife (Grace and Brian) novel Chapter 586

Louise said, "You were lying on the ground covered in injuries at that time. I carried you for about 1.2 miles and brought you to a clinic.

"Although you were unconscious back then, I still fell in love with you at first glance when I saw you with your eyes closed. I thought you should have offered yourself to me for me saving your life. However, you were no longer in the hospital when I went to look for you the next day. I was sad for many days..."

Louise wiped her tears and continued, "It's a good thing I met you when I grew up. I recognized you at a glance. This is our fate... Brian, we are fated. Why... why did you give up?"

Louise looked at him with tears streaming down her face.

Brian looked into her eyes and suddenly realized everything had changed.

He could no longer relate Louise with her when she was little after so many things had happened.

Brian leaned back in his chair, and his expression changed slightly. "You should rest for a while," said Brian, sighing.

Louise bit her lip and looked at him. "I don't want to sleep. I miss you so much. I haven't looked at you properly in a long time."

Brian frowned slightly. "Louise, perhaps we're not mean to each other. You don't have to be like this. Actually, in my opinion, you might have had a better life than now if you hadn't met me. I have wasted your time."

"That's right... You've wasted my time. You've wasted my time since I first saw you when I was little. However, why don't you waste my time for the rest of my life?"

Brian lowered his eyes slightly and said, "I'm sorry. Go to sleep. I'm not leaving."

"Really? Will you stay here with me?"

Brian nodded slightly.

"Thank you, Brian." Louise's eyes were filled with tears. She wiped them away and lay down slowly, still staring at him without blinking.

"I'm so afraid you'll leave when I fall asleep. Brian, can you stay here with me tonight?"

Brian hesitated.

"Why... why are you here?" Louise panicked.

She subconsciously looked around, afraid someone she knew would bump into her.

With his hands in his pockets, Samual said casually, "Why? I'm here to see my sister. Can't I?"

Louise's gaze turned cold. She subconsciously wanted to say, "Who's your sister!" After thinking about it, she held back and whispered, "This is not the place to talk."

"I've called a cab. Let's go. Mom's waiting for you."

Louise pursed her lips. She dared not to go against Samual for a moment and could only obediently get into the car.

The taxi was heading for the suburbs. "Where do Mom and you live? Why is it so far away?" asked Louise with a frown.

Samual smiled evilly and said nothing.