Chapter 366 When the Heart Breaks
B
69
Finished
Ten minutes later, Tyrone knocked on Aella’s office door. He found Aella already inside.
He stood by the doorway. She stood across the room. For a second, they just stared at each other in silence.
Aella glanced at the clock on her phone, her face cold. “Did Winter Group shut down, Mr. Winter? You don’t have to work anymore?”
Tyrone walked in and placed the breakfast he’d brought on her desk.
His eyes fell on another bag of breakfast already there.
Aella saw where he was looking, and she said, “You can keep yours. I’ve got work to do. I won’t see you out.”
She grabbed the other breakfast set and turned to leave. On impulse, Tyrone caught her wrist.
Aella turned back sharply. “Are you taking that to Mason?” he asked.
Aella yanked her hand free. “Does it matter to you?”
Tyrone’s expression darkened. He pointed at the bag in her hand. “From your neighborhood to that café, you’d have to pass at least three more stoplights and take an extra thirty minutes just to get to the hospital. What’s so special about Mason that makes him worth it?”
Aella’s tone was calm and deliberate. “He’s absolutely worth it. I got up early to buy it, and I’ll feed him myself if I want to. Any problem with that, Mr. Winter?”
Her words hit Tyrone like a punch to his gut.
The familiar ache in his chest spread fast. He gripped the edge of her desk to keep himself steady.
As Aella moved to walk past him, Tyrone bent slightly and blocked her way. “Aella,” he gasped, “my stomach hurts.”
Her face didn’t change. “This is a hospital. Go downstairs, get a number, and have them cut out whatever’s hurting.”
She turned to leave again, then froze at the sudden sound behind her.
Tyrone coughed up a mouthful of blood.
Aella, acting purely on instinct, dropped the breakfast and rushed to hold him
1/3
13:15 Tue, Nov 4
Chapter 360 When the Heart Breaks
happened?”
169
H
Finished
Tyrone pressed one hand to the desk and the other around hers.
His eyes were bloodshot, his voice choked, “You still care about me, don’t you?”
They were close enough to feel each other’s breath. Aella met his gaze and said, steady and cold. “I’m a doctor. You’re in a hospital. I don’t stand by when someone’s in danger.”
Tyrone shook his head hard, the pain twisting his face. “I don’t believe you.”
Aella pulled her arm free from Tyrone’s grip. “If I did something that made you misunderstand,” she said calmly, “then I’ll pretend it never happened.”

69
VERIFYCAPTCHA_LABEL
Comments
The readers' comments on the novel: From Discarded Wife to Queen (Tyrone)