Healing my disabled husband novel Chapter 233

Miles returned to his car, still thinking about that look from Patrick.

He was about to laugh at his brother out of anger.

Was it because he had been with Aimee for a long time, so he became so strange?

He and Matilda, they didn't look like they had that kind of relationship, did they?

Being reminded by Patrick like that really made Miles dumbfounded.

However, Matilda's business was not to be taken care of now.

Miles thought about it, and decided to go to Restaurant Gastrognome.

He stopped thinking too much, started the car immediately, and drove towards the restaurant.

When Miles arrived at the Restaurant Gastrognome, River seemed to have been waiting for him for a long time. As soon as his car drove in, someone came up to meet Miles and said, "Mr. Hayden, we have been waiting for you for a long time."

Miles was calm on the surface, but in his heart he was guessing what River wanted to do.

He followed River's men into the innermost small western-style building, and when he entered the living room, Miles froze.

Matilda was actually here too.

He knew that Matilda had asked for leave, but when he asked where Matilda had gone, Matilda didn't answer.

Miles never expected that Matilda would appear here.

Matilda was surprisingly calm, and it was not surprising for her that he would come over at all.

On the contrary, her expression looked more like she had been waiting for him for a long time.

Miles walked over, greeted River first, then sat next to Matilda, asking, "Why aren't you on the set? What are you doing here?"

He still regarded Matilda as just an ordinary artist, and for her, River was still a very dangerous existence.

Miles had no way to get Matilda together with such a dangerous person, so when he spoke to Matilda, his tone was full of indifference.

However, if people listened carefully, they can hear very clearly how worried he was.

River looked at Miles amusedly. Without waiting for Matilda to answer, he opened his mouth and said, "Mr. Hayden, you're very hostile to me. Could it be that you think that I will treat Matilda badly?"

Miles looked at River and said with a smile, "You're joking. I believe you would not do such an unmannered thing."

"Really?" River found it even more funny, lit a cigarette, took a deep puff, and said, "I thought Matilda is important in your heart. That's why you're so nervous."

"Don't make fun of me. What do I have to be nervous about?" Miles said.

Seeing Miles' being stubborn, Matilda found it quite funny for no reason.

He was obviously exposed by River, but he still insisted on being stubborn and refused to admit it.

She really wanted to know if Miles' concern for her was a little too exaggerated.

Where did his worries come from?