Catherine Jones and Shaun Hill novel Chapter 426

Let me go, Mr. Hill [by Shallow South] Chapter 426
Catherine felt bitter. “Yeah, I should resent him. I should resent him for not trusting me in Melbourne, for humiliating me again and again, and for hurting me. Having said that, I couldn’t help worrying about him when I found out that something happened to him. It pained me to learn about his difficult childhood. I fooled myself into believing that I’ve stopped having feelings for him, but I can’t fool my heart. The more I get along with him, the deeper I’m falling for him.”

She stared affectionately at the unconscious man on the bed.

Let bygones be bygones. From today onward, she wanted to be nice to him.

Now that Joel was in a coma, Shaun was her only family member.

A look of relief crossed Chester’s face, yet Hadley, who was beside him, looked anxious. “If Eldest Young Master Hill can’t work, how is the press conference on the microchip going to take place? What’s more, news about Eldest Young Master Hill’s mental condition is spreading like wildfire. We must subside the commotion.”

Catherine was stunned. “Isn’t there anyone else who can take charge of Shaunarah Corporation at a time like this?”

“There is, but it has already been announced that Eldest Young Master Hill would be the one attending the conference. I’m afraid that his absence during the emergency will cause an uproar and negatively impact Shaunarah’s future development.”

Catherine frowned and thought it over for half a minute before she suddenly rose to her feet. “I’ll attend on his behalf. As his wife, I’ll assume responsibility for it.”

Hadley and Chester were both astonished.

“But there’ll surely be a lot of reporters bombarding you with questions about Eldest Young Master Hill’s condition during the press conference tomorrow…”

“I’ll respond to the reporters’ questions.” Catherine turned her fierce eyes to Hadley. “Help me gather some information. I want the public to know that Shaun is not a lunatic.”

Hadley shuddered. All of a sudden, he was touched by her act. At least there was someone who cared for Eldest Young Master Hill in his life.

…

The next day.