The Cold Surgeon's Contract Bride novel Chapter 620

As soon as the incident happened, I rushed over to check on her. "I'm so sorry, did I hurt you?"

It wasn't until I clearly saw the beautiful, delicate face in the wheelchair that I reacted, happily grasping her hand. "Tiffany, you're out of bed?"

I still adored Tiffany Thorne, not just because she was breathtakingly gorgeous, but because of her lovable personality. Even though she always teased me with that playful grin, she was genuinely generous and kind-hearted at her core. Seeing her able to wheel herself around now surprised me, but I was thrilled for her.

It seemed her recovery was going smoothly.

"Hmph!" Unexpectedly, Tiffany, who had just been smiling at me, turned her head away and let out a heavy scoff, looking incredibly upset. "You actually remember me? I thought you completely forgot who I was! You haven't come to see me in ages!"

"How could I ever forget Queen T? Don't be mad, Queen T, let your loyal subject explain." I felt a little nervous, but found her utterly adorable, unable to resist pinching her cheek and coaxing her with a smile. "I've been so swamped with work lately that I barely had any free time, but I really did come to see you. You were just sleeping."

The truth was, I had been intentionally avoiding Tiffany.

Originally, I approached her hoping to get some inside information on the Thorne Family from this seemingly simple and straightforward girl. But I eventually dropped that idea and stopped getting too close to her.

Plus, I genuinely had a lot on my plate recently. Between the messy divorce entanglement with Ferris Sterling and Uncle Silas's hospital discharge, I really didn't have much of a chance to visit, but I still made the effort.

It was just a coincidence that every time I stopped by, she was resting. I hadn't wanted to disturb her, so I simply dropped off my gifts and quietly slipped away.

"So you were the one who sent the fruit and cake those two times?" Tiffany arched an eyebrow.

Her haughty, annoyed expression vanished, and her eyes secretly lit up with visible joy.