The Love that Never Really Dies novel Chapter 710

Even with the protective suit between them, she could still sense it.

It was so clear and familiar.

I used to throw myself into his embrace. It was once mine.

A pang of heartache overcame Sasha.

“Are you done hugging me?” The man’s indifferent voice sounded over her head. A stern, disgusted look crossed his dashing face as he squinted his eyes at her.

Only then was Sasha snapped out of her trance.

In the next second, she jolted and let go of him.

“I-I’m sorry. I didn’t do it on purpose. You tilted to one side just now, so I was worried that you might fall. My apology, Mr. Hayes,” she apologized hurriedly.

Sebastian was exuding an intimidating and unapproachable aura.

Tightening his fist, he stifled his anger and sat in the wheelchair.

I must endure it because I have to leave this da*n place as soon as I can.

Seeing that he no longer blamed her, she breathed a sigh of relief. Immediately, she wheeled him away to change his bandages.

It was an incredibly arduous process.

Knowing that the man didn’t like to be touched, Sasha had her heart in her mouth throughout the process, as she was worried that the pain might trigger him. After dressing three wounds, even her undergarments were drenched with sweat.

“Mmm…”

“Dr. West, are you alright?”

A doctor in the same department swiftly held her up when he saw her standing up and staggering backward.

The woman then recollected herself.

Peeking at the man in the wheelchair, she found him staring at her, so she shook her head. “I’m fine. It’s just that I’ve been looking down for too long, so I feel a little dizzy.”

Afraid that he would be worried, she explained at once.

Just as the words left her lips, the man had averted his gaze impassively. It was as though he was only glancing at her intentionally.

The woman could not utter a word.

Within seconds, the pain in her backbone spiked. Gradually, she clutched the corner of the table next to her.

“Dr. Davis, can you take Mr. Hayes to the ward? I’ll get rid of the rubbish.”

“Sure.”

She covered it up so well that the doctor didn’t notice anything wrong.

Soon, he wheeled Sebastian out.