Let Me Go Mr Hill novel Chapter 1098

Let me go, Mr. Hill [by Shallow South] Chapter 1098

“Even if you’re fine now, you still have to take the medicine later. Come here, I’ll braid your hair.”

Catherine picked Suzie up and began to braid her hair.

After dressing her up, she walked out with Suzie in her arms.

Shaun was not at home, and she could not help but complain. The child was sick but he went out early in the morning.

Just as she wanted to open the fridge and make breakfast for Suzie, Shaun came back dressed in a white T-shirt, sweatpants, and running shoes. His handsome face was slightly flushed from exercise, and his tousled hair stuck on his forehead due to the sweat. His white T-shirt was very thin and clearly showed off his s*xy, hard abs.

Catherine sighed in her heart. Any photo of him used to advertise a sports brand would be sure to take the world by storm.

However, the thought that he was still in the mood to go running was inexplicably infuriating.

“I went on a run and got breakfast too,” Shaun put the breakfast on the table and explained.

“The child is sick but you still went running. You’re really carefree, aren’t you?” Catherine snapped at him.

“Well… you’re here, and… the doctor said that if I want that part to recover, I have to keep exercising,” Shaun lowered his voice to explain. He had just finished running, so he was slightly out of breath and his voice was a little husky. It made him sound extremely sexy.

Catherine’s face flushed, and Suzie asked innocently, “What part is that part?”

“ ” Catherine was embarrassed.

“… Kidney.” Shaun used his quick wits. “ I have bad kidneys. Suzie, let’s eat breakfast.”

“Yep yep, I like toast the most…”

Suzie reached for it, but Catherine snatched it away and glared at Shaun angrily. “Seriously? She just had a fever. It must be inflammation, but you’re letting her eat toast? Do you want her to get worse?”

Shaun was stunned and quickly apologized. “My bad, I made a mistake…”

“What’s your brain even for? She can’t eat dumplings either, okay? Children’s stomachs aren’t fully developed, so it’s not good for digestion…”