He Never Loved Me Until the Day I Finally Left Him novel Chapter 962

The doctor had already given her the instructions.

And staying in the wheelchair all the time made her feel like an invalid.

Sebastian looked down at her, not giving away whether he agreed or disagreed.

"I'm not sitting in the wheelchair anyway. I noticed when we got here last night—there's a place right in the alley outside that has exactly what I want," she insisted.

When she got stubborn, there was no reasoning with her.

He knew that all too well.

"We'll come right back up after we eat," he compromised.

She murmured her agreement.

He said nothing more.

Soon, he was walking her downstairs.

Because of her injury, they moved at a snail's pace.

Stepping out of the apartment building, she realized it had snowed in The Capital.

The ground was blanketed in white.

"Still want to go?" he asked her.

"Yes, to eat," she nodded.

He hummed in agreement, saying nothing more as he took her hand and led her toward the alley.

It wasn't far.

But given her current condition, the walk was quite strenuous.

So he placed his hand firmly on the small of her back.

He let her lean her entire weight against him.

It made things significantly easier for her.

The Capital hadn't even begun to wake up yet.

The sun hadn't even risen.

He held an umbrella in one hand and supported her with the other.

By the time they reached the small eatery, it was just starting to get busy.

She knew the routine perfectly. "Two orders of Steamed Dumplings, with Balsamic Vinegar, a bowl of Mung Bean Soup, a Soy Milk, and two orders of Fried Dough Sticks. Oh, and I'll need an order to go when I'm done. Add a Beef Noodle Soup to the takeout order."

"You got it," The Restaurant Owner replied. "Find a seat over there. Come grab your food in a minute."

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