Crises in Love (Zora and Jaylan) novel Chapter 288

Jaylan broke into a radiant smile, "Alright, let's head back to the hospital! I'll accompany you."

As I stood up, a wave of dizziness hit me, probably from standing up too quickly. Jaylan was quick to catch me, concern filling his eyes as he suggested, "You're feeling dizzy, aren't you? You've been sitting for too long. How about you lie down and rest a bit before we head back?"

His gaze was filled with concern, his tone incredibly tender.

I slowly opened my eyes, turned to look at him, and said firmly, "We're going back to the hospital. I can't stand the filth here.."

His face twitched slightly at my words, but I chose to ignore his reaction.

Turning around, I headed for the exit with Jaylan following closely behind, like a faithful companion, taking care to protect me.

In the car, I didn't feel like speaking to him, choosing to remain quiet, my eyes shut as I leaned back into the seat. I was contemplating the strange encounter with the two sisters, something about it didn't feel right. Zora didn't know where the child was, and that was incomprehensible.

Since Clara's report was taken by Zora, it was crucial to know where the report was now. But who could she have given this report to?

Suddenly, an image of Jerome flashed in my mind. His gloomy face and sinister eyes stared back at me, and it sent chills down my spine. I gasped and opened my eyes.

Jaylan, who was seated next to me, immediately put his arm around me, asking with concern, "Are you okay? Are you feeling unwell?"

I let out a breath, leaning back into my seat and murmured, "Just had a dream."

"You see, I told you, you're just tired. You fell asleep so quickly. You really need to rest more," he chattered away like a buzzing bee, it was extremely annoying.

I opened my eyes again, shot him a glance, and said, "When we get back to the hospital, you should get a check-up too. I still don't know what caused the sudden fever you had last time. You need to take care of yourself too."

At my words, Jaylan was left speechless, his smile stuck on his face as he replied, "Thanks, dear. I'm fine now. You don't need to worry."

Hearing his response, I closed my eyes again and continued my rest. This time, he finally stopped talking.