A wedding night Love Affair With The Billionaire novel Chapter 9

Tanner shot it a cold glance before he silenced his phone and threw it in the corner. He looked up coldly and urged the driver in a cold voice, “Faster!”

He had always been a man with a strong and stern aura. When he was speaking with such a gloomy face, the atmosphere in the car turned even more frigid. The driver felt a chill down his back, and he stepped on the accelerator regardless of the traffic lights.

Fortunately, it was midnight, and there weren’t any pedestrians or vehicles on the street. The car finally drove to the best private hospital located in the city center.

Tanner carried Eliza and quickly ran out of the car.

Emergency, inspection, and infusion.

When the doctor came out, he spoke in a gentle tone, “The patient is fine. She was just a little fatigued and collapsed. She will be fine after resting for a few days. By the way, she suffers from mild anemia, and she needs more care at home.”

Tanner’s cold and tensed expression finally eased. He reluctantly thanked the doctor and went into the ward to look at the pale-faced girl who was fast asleep.

The lights in the ward were dim and bleak. When the light fell on her quiet face, it made her skin look pale like snow. Even the fragile blood vessels under her skin could be seen clearly.

Tanner sat quietly by the side of the bed, gently caressing her slightly cold cheek.

His profound eyes were filled with restraint and forbearance.

He did not like Raelyn. He liked Eliza.

However, Eliza did not like him. She would always push him back to Raelyn’s side. He did not know what was on her mind, so he went along with his and Raelyn’s relationship.

However, he had never had any feelings for Raelyn.

He only adored this lovely yet annoying girl.

After some time, Tanner retracted his fingers, stood up, and left.

The sweet touch of that woman's skin seemed to linger on the tips of his fingers. Tanner clenched his fist. The silhouette he left behind was tall, straight, and unyielding, but at the same time also rather lonely and distant.

By the time Eliza woke up, it was already the next morning. She had not eaten anything for an entire day and night. She was so hungry that her stomach was churning.

She wondered why she was lying on the hospital bed, but she did not have the energy to investigate the reason. The first thing she did was call a nurse to get her a bowl of hot soup. After she consumed it, she heaved a sigh of relief with satisfaction.