The Love that Never Really Dies (Sasha and Sebastian) novel Chapter 1016

The woman turned and left grumpily.

After a while, the two of them hailed a cab and arrived at the area near the hospital as mentioned by the cleaner.

Indeed, what they saw were high-rise buildings, with logos of large corporations hung on them, replacing those random small electronic firms which used to be scattered all over.

Sabrina was so intrigued that she could not help staring out of the window while still seated in the car.

“Sir, her leg will take some time to heal. You must make sure not to let her walk, yeah? You should either borrow a wheelchair from the hospital or carry her to the car. Remember to take good care of her when you get back.”

Suddenly, Sabrina heard someone speaking in her local accent.

What a coincidence! she thought, turning her head in the direction of the familiar voice.

It was only then that the woman realized they were right outside the hospital entrance, where many people were passing by. A doctor in a white coat was walking two people out.

One of them was a woman who was crippled in one leg, while the other was a man supporting her. He wore a concerned expression on his face and his eyes, filled with worry, were fixed on the woman, whose leg was bandaged and had a metal plate attached to it.

Who are they?

Sabrina’s pupils constricted as she fell deep in thought.

A split second later, a realization seemed to have hit her as the color drained from her face.

“Devin, I… I don’t want to sit in a wheelchair. It wouldn’t be convenient for us. Can you carry me back? I promise I won’t wander about again.” Kira frowned, looking extremely resistant to using a wheelchair.

She stood rooted to the spot and tears had already welled up in her eyes. She was looking at the tall-built man cautiously and in a pitiful manner, just like an abandoned puppy.

A slight crease appeared between the man’s brows. After staying silent for a moment, he rejected the doctor’s suggestion for them to borrow a wheelchair and said, “I think we’re good without a wheelchair. It’s not that convenient for us.”

“Sure, you take good care of her then,” the doctor reminded him once again.

The man nodded. After the doctor left, he extended his muscular arms and carried the woman bridal style.

At that moment, Kira felt so blissful that her head started spinning.