Filed to story: I Got Married Without You
Once they were gone, Andrew lowered his gaze and looked at Paul, who was pale and bloodless.
“Why did you crash the car twice, don’t you want to live anymore?”
A hint of grievance appeared on Paul’s pale face, but he didn’t say much.
“I stepped on the wrong pedal.”
He didn’t admit that he didn’t want to live at that moment.
But he could deceive Rosalyn with this explanation, not Andrew.
“Then why did you come to find me in the middle of the night?”
Paul’s reddened eyes glanced at Rosalyn sitting on the sofa next to him.
It seemed like he wanted to ask her something, but after the car accident, he felt that it was unnecessary.
“I took the wrong road.”
Usually, if Paul felt wronged, he would definitely speak out, but now he was giving vague answers.
“It seems like you’re seriously injured.”
Andrew was referring to the emotional pain.
Even if Paul understood, he chose to remain silent.
Earlier, Edith hadn’t told Andrew about what happened yesterday because Paul’s parents were present.
Now, seeing Andrew interrogating Paul but receiving no response, Edith got up and gave Andrew a signal with her eyes.
The two of them made up an excuse and left one after the other, leaving only Rosalyn and Paul in the room, creating a slightly awkward atmosphere. “Paul, would you like some water?”
Paul couldn’t move his neck, so he blinked his eyes.
“Thank you, I don’t need any.”
Rosalyn pursed her lips, wanting to ask something, but ultimately decided to keep quiet.
Soon, Andrew returned to the ward and as soon as he entered, he glanced at Paul.
“Should I call Eva to come over?”
A glimmer of hope flickered in Paul’s eyes, but disappeared in an instant.
“Don’t call her, I don’t want to see her.”
He said it with his mouth, but his expression gave him away.
He really wanted Eva to come, but he stubbornly insisted otherwise.
Andrew stared at the awkward Paul for a while, then lightly raised his thick eyebrows.
“Alright, I’ll inform everyone not to tell Eva about your accident.”
The light in Paul’s eyes dimmed, but he gritted his teeth and chose to endure silently.
After a brief glance at the sulking Paul, Andrew shifted his gaze to Rosalyn.
With just a look, Rosalyn understood what her husband was thinking.
In fact, she had just been suspecting that Paul had an argument with Eva, causing the accident. She had been hesitant about whether or not to tell Eva.
Now, seeing Andrew’s hint, she quickly found an excuse to leave the hospital room.
Eva, who received a call from Rosalyn, was walking into a restaurant, holding Jayden’s arm.
When she heard that Paul had an accident last night and hit someone, her steps suddenly came to a halt.
“H-How is he?”
There was a slight tremor in her voice, and Rosalyn could tell that Eva still cared about Paul.
“He lost a lot of blood, it’s quite serious. Do you… want to come and see him?”
Even though the call wasn’t on speakerphone, Jayden, who was very close, still heard 1.
“Go see him.”
Hearing Jayden telling her to go see him, Eva glanced at him.
Seeing the calm and composed expression in his eyes, Eva no longer hesitated.
“Rosalyn, please send me the address of the hospital…”
After receiving the address, Eva, feeling anxious, said to Jayden:
“Senior, I’ll go and see him first, and then come back to have dinner with you.”
After she finished speaking, she hurriedly walked towards the parking lot, forgetting to ask Jayden to accompany her.
Watching her rapidly retreating figure, Jayden instinctively clenched his fist…
On Paul’s side, Anthony learned about it and brought many friends to visit him. Seeing that there were too many people in the hospital room, Andrew pulled Rosalyn away to leave first.
If Anthony was here, Edith wouldn’t stay behind either, so she naturally followed them. Being surrounded by a group of men was annoying Paul, so he sent them all away. After the room was empty, Paul shifted his gaze, looking out the window with a face filled with sorrow and pain…
Eva drove and quickly arrived at the hospital, almost running at full speed to Paul’s room…
Through the glass, she saw the man lying on the hospital bed, his head wrapped in several layers of bandages, his face devoid of color. Eva’s heart tightened. She quickened her pace and swiftly walked towards the door of the hospital room, but just as she pushed it open, she saw Elsie coming out of the restroom…
“Paul, do you have any food or drink you want? I’ll go buy them for you…”
Elsie sat naturally in front of Paul’s hospital bed, took his hand, and gazed affectionately at his face.
“You’re so badly injured, you need to take good care of yourself.”
Paul tried to pull his hand away, but couldn’t move, so he just glanced at her indifferently.
