Catherine Jones and Shaun Hill novel Chapter 642

Let me go, Mr. Hill [by Shallow South] Chapter 642

Beep beep.

“…”

The sound of the heart monitor could be heard continuously.

Shaun could only hear a crying voice beside his ears.

He struggled to open his eyes and saw Sarah’s tear-streaked face.

“Shaunic, you’re awake.” Sarah stood up immediately.

Rodney and Chester walked over at the same time.

While looking at them, the last scene before he went unconscious flashed across his mind. He blurted out instinctively, “Where’s Catherine?”

Sarah’s tear-streaked face stiffened. Rodney said furiously, “You still have the nerve to ask about her? Shaun, you lied to Sarah saying you had a meeting but you went to look for Catherine instead. What were you trying to do? The police checked the surveillance cameras. They said you two had an argument in the car and that’s why you went over the flowerbed, crashing into the wall. The fact that she tried to take control of the steering wheel while you were driving meant that she wanted you to die. The police will investigate her. She’ll be sentenced when she gets better.”

Shaun was tight-lipped.

Somehow, the scene before he went unconscious kept replaying in his head.

Catherine’s gaze was deeply engraved in his mind.

“Shaunic,” Sarah softly called out to him with a hoarse throat.

He came back to his senses quickly. “Sarah, I’m sorry…”

“Shaunic, why did you lie to me?” Tears came streaming down Sarah’s cheeks. “Shaunic, we’ve been together for more than ten years. If you can’t let her go, you should… You should just go back to her side.”

“Sarah, how could you say that?” Rodney snarled. “If you ask me, you’re being too much, Shaun. Do you know that Sarah nearly fainted when she knew that you got into an accident? She’s been taking care of you without eating or drinking. She has waited for you for so long. If you betray her, I’ll be the first person who won’t let you off the hook.”

“Shaun, why exactly did you go to look for Catherine?” Chester was staring at Shaun as well.