“Are you done staring at me?”
“Huh? What?” Sasha snapped out of it, her pale face flushed in a matter of seconds before she turned around and hid under the blanket.
That was so embarrassing!
However, the man behind her was snickering. Sebastian grinned after seeing what Sasha was doing. “Since you’re performing exceptionally well, I’ll allow you to get discharged tomorrow.
“Really?”
Sasha was like an excited little girl, instantly turning back towards him.
“Yes.” Sebastian raised an eyebrow. “I’ll come and handle the paperwork tomorrow morning. The day after happens to be Christmas Eve, so you should do some preparations when you get home. I’m too busy to do anything.”
Within a few sentences, Sebastian was able to push all the work onto Sasha.
If it was in the past, Sasha would have been delighted.
They hardly ever got along, so it was out of the question for him to give her any work to do. Back then, even being delegated some house chores would make Sasha feel happy.
Having said that, she just looked at him and sat up.
“I’m hungry.”
“Didn’t you just eat?”
Sebastian raised his head after hearing her and looked at her with his beautiful onyx eyes. He was amazed.
Right then, Sasha shifted her gaze away awkwardly. “What I ate… was lunch.”
Her voice was as soft as a little kitten. She sounded like any patient would, weak and winded.
It made Sebastian’s heartbeat speed up as he seldom saw here in this current state.
Thus, he said nothing more and made a call to order some food.
After half an hour, a deliveryman appeared at the door with two huge boxes of food.
What’s this? I’m the only one eating right? That’s too much!
Sasha looked at the man on the sofa with a puzzled expression. “Why did you order so much food? How do you expect me to finish them?”
“Who told you that you’re the only one eating? I have to eat too, you know,” Sebastian replied while he sat on the sofa with his legs crossed, his fingers gliding across the keyboard on his laptop.
Sasha was instantly taken aback by what he just said.
He hasn’t eaten too? Wait… this isn’t about whether he ate or not. Why is he eating here in the first place? And with me?
“Those are for you. You’re still recovering, so you need to eat light.” Sebastian told her while picking up some pasta.
Did I hear this right? Sasha instantly froze with the noodle she had hanging from her mouth.
These are all for me? Why? Since when did he become so considerate?
Back then, Sebastian would always ridicule and belittle Sasha, taking shots at her all the time. He had never actually cared about her.
The more she thought about it, the more she felt a lingering fear creeping up on her.
Nevertheless, Sasha was without a doubt happy when she heard what he said.
And so, she quietly confirmed that Sebastian was only eating the rice and nothing else before grabbing the soup that she had been eyeing on.
Sebastian kept quiet. You’re such an idiot!
It took some time for the two of them to get over the awkward atmosphere before finally talking like how they used to.
“How are the kids at home?”
“They’re fine. They listen to me since you’re not there,” he answered as he ate.
Even though they were worried about their mother, the kids were rather obedient the past two days since Sebastian promised them that he would bring Sasha back.
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