Billionaire Lost to His Surrogate In A Love Game novel Chapter 369

Ophelia helplessly looked at him, saying, “President Chambers, do you hear me?”

Zachariah pinched her cheek. “Woman, you're sick yourself. The doctor even said you might die, so your task now is to take care of yourself. As for other things, you leave them behind.”

Ophelia cannot help laughing.

Zachariah kissed her on the lips and said lovingly, “Don't bother about others?”

Ophelia conceded, “President Chambers, Madeleine is not others and she is my best friend.”

Zachariah looked at the determination in her look and he conceded, “OK, I promise. I will keep James from Madeleine. But if they fall in love with each other, I will not intervene in them.”

Ophelia nodded.

Zachariah wanted to spend some time with Ophelia, but the door was opened. Zachariah looked over and frowned.

Ophelia’s smile faded away while seeing the woman by the door.

“Zachariah, I heard Miss Lowe is also in the hospital, so I asked my mother to push me over to see her.” Cora Fletcher with a pale face sat in a wheelchair, and her voice was a little slouchy.

Ophelia wanted to get up, but the wound was pulled.

Zachariah grabbed her and said, “Don't move.”

Ophelia smiled at him.

Cora Fletcher, in a wheelchair, looked at Zachariah caring about Ophelia, her fingers tightly clasping the wheelchair, and veins on the back of hands stood out.

“Zachariah, after you left me yesterday, I also fainted. You don't care about me?” Cora Fletcher said.

Zachariah frowned.

“Cora, be good. I will make time to see you. But now Ophelia is not well and she needs to rest, so you go back now, OK?” Zachariah asked with patience.

“Zachariah, you didn't do this to me before, even if my finger was cut once, you will worry and comfort me for a whole day. But now I had an abortion for you, committed suicide for you and almost fell downstairs. Don’t you worry me?”

Zachariah was annoyed.

Ophelia raised her hand and patted the back of his hand, “President Chambers, I think Miss Fletcher is not well. How about sending her back to the ward?”