A Cue for Love novel Chapter 959

Chapter 959 Swear

Jesper was aware that it was not his place for him to say some things as a subordinate. Nevertheless, if he did not tell Natalie in Samuel’s stead, he was afraid she would never know everything Samuel had done for her.

Naturally, Mr. Bowers is reluctant to share his difficulties, but at the same time, he cannot bear to see Ms. Nichols suffer.

“After the allergic incident was exposed last night, Mr. York guessed you would come to the hospital, so he came to make some necessary arrangements in advance. He stayed inside the ward after you were hurt. It was also Mr. York who summoned the doctor when he realized you suffered from a high-grade fever due to your inflamed wound in the middle of the night.

He had been keeping you company the whole night without getting any rest. Mr. York has his reason for putting on the mask. He does not harbor any ill intention toward you. He’s just trying to help you as much as he can…”

Natalie was rendered speechless after listening to Jesper.

Although she was not wholly oblivious to the things Xander had done for her, hearing the detailed account from a third person at that moment made her realize just how much he had done for her in silence.

Reminiscing on how she treated him all along, she felt she had indeed been behaving too harshly.

Natalie slowly looked up and expressed her sincere gratitude, “Thank you for telling me that.”

“No problem.” Jesper nodded firmly. “I’ll bring you to Yvette’s ward then.”

After Jesper exchanged a few words with the bodyguards on duty at the VIP zone, they allowed Natalie to enter. She managed to arrive at Yvette’s ward without a hitch.

She knocked, pushed the door open, and entered.

Completely different from last night’s messy and cluttered condition, the room had been properly cleaned up today. All the smashed vases were replaced with new ones and decorated with stalks of sunflower, the flower which symbolized vigor.

Yvette was resting in a half-sitting position inside the room. She leaned against a pillow behind her back, and her eyes were fixed intently on the paper in her hands.