Love Letters, Divorce Papers (Jared and Amber) novel Chapter 619

Amber looked at Jared and seemed to be a little hesitant.

However, when she saw the faint dark circles under Jared's eyes, she shook her head. "No. Let's wait until he wakes up."

He should have been very tired recently.

She had better not wake him up.

So, she might as well let him sleep like this for a while.

When Sheila heard Amber say this, she did not try to persuade her anymore.

"It's getting late. Why don't you go back first and drive my car?" Amber raised her wrist and looked at her watch.

She handed her bag over.

For the past two days, Jared had been picking her up. Her car had been parked in the garage.

Now, Sheila could use it.

Sheila did not refuse. After taking Amber's bag, she searched for the key.

After finding the key, she returned the bag to Amber. "Ms. Reed, I will take my leave first."

"Mm," Amber said. Then, she thought of something and stopped her. "Wait a minute."

"Does the chairman have any other instructions?" Sheila withdrew her hand from the door.

Amber pursed her lips and said, "Send someone to guard Braylee at the hospital. Don't let her leave the hospital for the next few days."

Braylee would have to stay in the hospital for a few days.

These days, she must not let her run around.

If she went out and did something, it would be troublesome.

Sheila also knew what Amber was worried about. She nodded with a serious expression. "Don't worry, Ms. Reed. I will arrange it."

"That's good. Go, drive carefully on the road." Amber smiled.

"Okay." Sheila pushed up her glasses.

Amber nodded slightly.

Sheila opened the door and got out of the car, leaving.

Amber sat in the car, waiting for Jared to wake up.

She waited for two hours until it was completely dark.

At almost nine o'clock in the evening, Jared opened his eyes and saw that he was still in the car.

Amber felt that the breathing rhythm of the man on his shoulder had changed. He was no longer as steady as when he was asleep. She turned around and asked, "Are you awake?"

"Yes." Seeing that he was still leaning on her shoulder, Jared immediately raised his head and sat upright.

As soon as his head left, Amber instantly felt relaxed. Her body could also move and she no longer needed to maintain a posture.

However, her shoulders were very sore.

"What time is it?" Jared rubbed his temples and asked.

The inside of the car was dimly lit, but outside the car, it was pitch black.

Amber pointed at her watch and answered, "8:40."

A hint of surprise flashed across Jared's eyes. "So late?"

Although he did not know when he had fallen asleep, he remembered that when he fell asleep, the sky was not completely dark.

In other words, at that time, it was almost six o'clock.

He had slept for at least two hours!

"You let me lean on your shoulder all the time?" Jared looked at Amber.

"Yes." Amber pinched her sore shoulder.

"Why didn't you wake me up?" Jared asked again.

"I was too lazy to call you," Amber said as she put her hand down.

How could Jared not know that she was lying when he looked at her?

It was not that she had been too lazy to call him, but that she had wanted him to sleep.

"Don't be like this in the future. Aren't you tired?" Jared sighed softly and reached out to massage her shoulders.

"I'm fine." Amber lowered her eyes and smiled. Then, she removed his hand from her shoulder. "Alright, let's get out of the car first. It is almost out of oil."

After being warmed up for so long, a lot of fuel had been consumed.

Jared glanced at the oil meter in front of him and said indifferently, "It doesn't matter. We can fill it up again."

He was rich.

"I mean, I don't want to stay in the car anymore. Also, aren't you hungry?" Amber couldn't help but roll her eyes.