Chapter 256 You Want It Now?
Janet saw Nathaniel standing at the door in a black trench coat, looking at
her with cold eyes.
To be exact, he was looking at the dinner in front of her.
He stood upright, surrounded by a cold aura. Suddenly, he laughed sarcastically and said, “I came at a bad time. Ms. Longfellow, you are so lucky. Nigel cares about you so much and even sends bodyguards here.
What is it? Are you ashamed of letting others know?”
Janet’s eyes became colder. Her impression of Nathaniel had improved a
little after he saved him, yet now he came to her while saying sarcastic
things. Of course, she wouldn’t let him get his way. “If you have nothing to do
after eating, there are many public toilets on the street, waiting for you to
clean them up.”
Nathaniel gritted his teeth in anger, feeling more and more that the food box.
in his hand was burning.
He thought, why bother? I personally come to bring food to Janet, and she
doesn’t care at all. She even mocks me.
Looking at the delicate dishes on the table in front of Janet, Nathaniel
became even more furious.
“It seems that you don’t need the food I brought at all. What is it? Didn’t Nigel
accompany you to eat?”
Janet ran out of patience, feeling that Nathaniel was unreasonable.
She thought, you didn’t tell me you were going to bring food for me.
Why should I wait for your food while starving?
Janet rolled her eyes, the disdain on her face obvious. “I’m glad that you
know that I don’t need you at all. This is a ward. Please go somewhere else
to repent.”
Nathaniel’s anger instantly rose to its peak, and he laughed out of extreme.
anger. He said, “You don’t need me? If that were true, you wouldn’t have been
in the hospital right now.”
Janet raised her eyebrows in realization, and the gratitude she felt for
Nathaniel instantly vanished.
She figured that Nathaniel had come to blackmail her, wanting her to repay
the favor.
There was a plain mockery on her pale face. “Mr. Webster, I am very grateful that you saved me. But I offered money, and you were the one who turned it
away. What is it? You want it now?”
Janet’s words were extremely sarcastic, and the veins on Nathaniel’s
forehead were throbbing. He was so furious that he wished he could knock on her head and break it in half to see what she was thinking. Why couldn’t
she be nice to him?
He was about to retort, but the words fell on the edge of his mouth.
He figured that she was a patient after all, and he should be the bigger person here.
Holding back his anger, Nathaniel walked to the bed and pushed away the bowl of soup in front of her. He opened the food box he had brought with him. and took out the exquisite dishes inside one by one.
Janet was looking at him coldly, and when she glanced at the dishes on the table, her whole body froze.
Nathaniel took out the fork and placed it in front of Janet directly. “Eat!”
Janet didn’t say anything. Instead, she smiled meaningfully.
That smile tugged at her wound, and the pain and itch spread over her body.
Her tone softened while filled with endless coldness as she said, “I’m on
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