The Rise Of The Unwanted Girl (Athena) novel Chapter 468

Chapter 468

Occasionally, Athena and Xander exchanged a few words, likely discussing the patients’ conditions or possible treatment plans, or perhaps something more.

There was no romance between them, yet an oddly undeniable harmony existed.

At this moment, the person Michael envied most in the world was Xander.

He could stay so close to Athena, share the same space with her, and even be at her service.

Clutching the medicine, Michael left, bitterness weighing heavy on his heart.

Athena watched Michael walk away, a complex, inscrutable glint flickering in her eyes.

Trina asked in confusion, “My Lady, why do you even care what happens to him? If I were you, I’d never have given him the medicine.”

Athena gave a soft chuckle. “I don’t care if he lives or dies, but Lady Kelsey still serves my purposes.”

Athena thought Kelsey should know something about her Grandfather’s case.

Athena gave Kelsey the medicine-not out of kindness, but to make her owe her a favor.

Trina let out a soft “Ah.” “No wonder,” she said, nodding in understanding.

Trina stole a glance at Xander across the room, where he was quietly directing his attendants with practiced ease.

Ever since Athena entered Saint Jero Clinic, Xander had been steadfastly by her side.

Xander was distant and reserved with everyone-except Athena, who alone could draw out his rare tenderness.

Trina shook her head, her eyes sparkling with admiration, gushing, “My Lady, if only you could marry Prince Xander!”

Athena hurriedly clapped a hand over Trina’s mouth, darting a furtive glance at Xander. Seeing he remained oblivious, she exhaled in relief.

Athena turned back and shot Trina an exasperated look. “You little rascal, must you blurt out every thought you have?”

Trina playfully stuck out her tongue and eagerly defended Xander. “Prince Xander has it all-looks and power. What woman in the capital wouldn’t dream of marrying him? Honestly, My Lady, if you married him, no one would ever dare to bully you again.”

“Alright, that’s enough. Get to work,” Athena said hastily, worried Trina might blurt out something even more outrageous. She quickly assigned her a task. “Go and distribute all these medicinal herbs.”

Trina looked at the table piled high with medicinal herbs and sighed wearily. “I’ve been working nonstop for three days and nights-when will this ever end?”

Even though Trina grumbled, she wasted no time getting to work.

Athena couldn’t help but chuckle and shake her head at Trina’s antics. “Oh, this girl…”

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