Catherine Jones and Shaun Hill novel Chapter 34

Let me go, Mr. Hill [by Shallow South] Chapter 34
Catherine clutched the blanket. Considering that the Jones family already disliked her, she could no longer return to their house for sure.

She laughed while feeling inwardly upset. “It’s okay. I’m not bothered.”

Anyway, no one really cared about her.

After not speaking for two seconds, Shaun turned around and said to Chase, “Go and pull some strings to get the police to praise Catherine on their public platform for being an undercover agent. If it hadn’t been for her who cooperated with the police, the police wouldn’t have been able to seize those people who broadcast illegal live videos such as Zayn Larson.”

Catherine was momentarily stunned. She gazed at him with a puzzled look.

Was he afraid that she would destroy his reputation or did he really care about her?

She could not seem to figure him out.

Chase raised his thumb. “Awesome. That way, I believe people won’t gossip about Sister-in-law but praise her instead. I’m going to settle it now.”

After Chase walked away, Catherine was suddenly left at her wits’ end in the face of the man. “Thank you… for today.”

Shaun bent over calmly and snorted. “You’re finally talking like a human being.”

Catherine was speechless.

Given that so much had happened these few days, she did not have the strength to talk to him at that point already.

“Do you want to eat something?” Shaun asked.

Now that he mentioned it, it occurred to Catherine that she had not taken her lunch and dinner. She would not feel good if she were to receive an infusion on an empty stomach. Nevertheless, she did not want to trouble Shaun. “I’ll just order takeaway using my phone…”

“Fine. If you don’t know what to say, you’d better shut up.”

Shaun was really pissed. Despite his presence, she would rather get something to eat using her phone than seek help from him. In her eyes, was he actually a cruel person?

“Just lie down and rest. I’m going to get you something.”

After he left, Catherine gave a bitter laugh.

It was not because she did not want to rely on him. In fact, she did not have the audacity to do so.