After Death, Love Unveiled (Elara and Lysander) novel Chapter 36

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Wed, Nov 

Chapter 36 

“I’m perfectly fine, Lysander said. 

“So, who was it that got sick before? Elara didn’t believe his words at all. 

Lysander was left speechless. 

“You get sick even in such good health. Go to bed! Did you hear me? I heard from your butler that you often suffer from insomnia. Why don’t you sleep properly?” 

Lysander lowered his eyes. Elara’s concern made him feel that he absolutely must get a full night’s sleep when he went back. “Til sleep well.” 

“Great!” Elara’s eyes softened. “Go back now. See you tomorrow. 

Lysander looked at her but made no move to leave. He stared at her, as if he had more to say. 

“What? Can’t bear to leave me?” Elara asked with a smile. 

“Did you ask your dad to save Asher?” Lysander asked. He didn’t usually meddle in her affairs. But he couldn’t help now. 

Hearing him. Elara nervously touched her nose, stammering. “You heard that?” 

She thought he hadn’t heard it. Luckily, he didn’t say it in front of Asher, or she would have given it away. 

“What exactly is going on between you and Asher now?” Lysander asked. 

“I don’t know how to explain it to you. Anyway, I won’t fall for Asher Blackwood again. I just want to mess with him.” Elara sounded very calm. 

“I see.” Knowing she wasn’t involved with Asher, Lysander felt slightly relieved. “Tll head back first. See you tomorrow.” “Goodbye!” Elara saw him off to the car, gently waving at him by the car door. 

Only after Lysander left did she return to the house. 

Asher had already finished showering and came out. He was wearing a T–shirt, with injuries on his hands and arms. He asked Ursa to bring the first aid kit and treated his wounds himself. 

The injuries were indeed not serious, so Ursa let the doctor go back first. 

As she saw Asher struggling to apply the medicine, Elara offered, “Shall I take it?” 

Asher shot her a glance. “No.” 

Elara insisted, “Let me do it, please!” She sat down, grabbed the medicine from his hand, and began to apply it to his wound. Jefferson watched this scene with a sense of relief on his face. 

It seemed that seeing Asher injured had reignited Elara’s feelings for him. 

Jefferson had always believed that Elara couldn’t truly reject his son. This incident seemed to have brought unexpected benefits to Asher, he thought. 

“I’ll go home now. I have to go to work tomorrow.” He stood up. 

Barrett arranged a security job for him. Although the income was much less than what he earned as a driver, he still agreed. 

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Chapter 36 

After going through these events, he didn’t want to cause any displeasure in front of Barrett right now. 

“Dad, I’ll go back with you,” Asher said. 

“What are you going back for?” Jefferson glanced at him. “Stay here. Aren’t you going to class tomorrow? You should take care of Elara together with her. Mr. Kensington has been so good to you. You can’t bully Elara anymore.” 

He had asked Asher to come and reconcile with Elara before, but Asher refused. Now that they finally had a chance to spend time together. Jefferson certainly wouldn’t let it slip away. He lef Asher behind and went off by himself. 

Asher still felt a bit uneasy. 

“Asher, just stay here. It’s too late to go back now.” Barrett understood his thoughts. 

Asher looked at Barrett, feeling somewhat ashamed. “My dad has caused you trouble again.” 

“It’s okay” Barrett sighed deeply. 

“With a gambler dad, you’ve had it tough too. You’re not much older than Elara. Seeing a child about the same age as his daughter living such a hard life yet still managing to excel academically, Barrett genuinely appreciated him. 

Without a steadfast will and talent, Asher wouldn’t be able to achieve such excellence in such an environment. 

“Focus on your studies, and I’ll take care of your tuition fees from now on. You’re doing well in your studies. Don’t ruin yourself because of your family, Barrett said to Asher. 

ll try my best, Mr. Kensington. You’re so good to me. I don’t know how to repay you.” 

“Cut it out,” Barrett said. “If you’re willing to work for me after you graduate, that would be great.” 

He was not short of that money and schools. 

had been sponsoring students regularly. Every year, he would donate some money to 

As soon as Barrett finished speaking, Elara, who was helping him apply medicine, pressed a bit harder with the cotton swab on his wound 

Asher winced in pain. He glanced at her, complaining inwardly. Why was she so clumsy? Keep hurting my wound!” 

Elara was practically stabbing his wound with all her strength, not showing the slightest gentleness. Yet her attitude was incredibly sincere. So much so that Asher felt she was just simply clumsy. 

After giving Elara a stern look, Asher nodded at Barrett. “Thank you Mr. Kensington.” 

Being able to work in Barrett’s company wasn’t a bad thing. Many people couldn’t even get in. 

Barrett didn’t bother with them and went upstairs to rest.