You Are The Apple of My Eyes novel Chapter 500

Her hair covered most of her face, but Nina still could see the man in front of her. His handsome face was like a bomb to her eyes.

She squinted her amber eyes and knitted her brows as a fresh headache pulsed in her temples.

"Who are you?" Nina gripped the back of John's hand so hard that her nails drew blood. After a few seconds, she completely lost consciousness.

John hurriedly scooped her up in his arms and headed for the door. Cali was just about to rush in.

"Who are you?" Stunned, Cali looked at the man carrying the unconscious princess. Her eyes darted to his, and she gasped. "Sean? Is that you? You took off your mask? Shouldn't you have scars on your face? What the..."

"Shut up and call an ambulance. She needs to see a doctor right away." It took Cali three seconds to realize that something had happened to Nina. "Ambulance! Of course! I'll call an ambulance right away!"

John walked out with Nina in his arms. Cali turned around and followed him, but he yelled over his shoulder.

"Someone has to stay and watch the children. Don't let anyone near them, do you understand?"

John was born to give orders. No matter where he was, everything he said always made people respectfully submit to him.

"Yes, sir." Cali immediately turned around and went to the bedroom to call an ambulance and calm the twins down.

When she was done, John was long gone with the princess. Everything happened so fast. Cali could only remember his handsome face and the voice he used to order her.

"Is that man really Sean? He's so handsome," Cali murmured to herself in a daze. She continued to coax the crying little boys and said, "Van, Don, don't cry. Your mother's fine. Don't cry."

At the hospital, after Nina was examined, the attending doctor only said, "Princess Nina fainted because of overstimulation. She'll wake up tomorrow morning at the latest. Avoid overloading her with information after she wakes up. Otherwise, she'll faint again and there'll be no way to tell when she'll wake up."

John heaved a sigh of relief and answered, "Okay. Thank you, doctor."

After the doctor left, he stepped into the ward where Nina had been admitted a few days ago. She was still asleep, and her breathing had evened out.

John watched as a nurse came over and replaced Nina's intravenous drips.

The news quickly reached the ears of Nina's parents. Bruce and Anne rushed over from Scher Mountain that night.

It was already eleven o'clock in the evening when they arrived, and Leon came with them.

"Nini..." Leon pushed the door open nervously. "How's my sister?"

Bruce's heart was lodged in his throat. "Where's my dear daughter? What happened? Is she okay?"

"Keep your voices down, you two." In the family, Anne was always the calmest one. As a mother, she was also very concerned about her daughter's situation, but she thought that it was useless to talk nonsense when things had already happened.

She came to Nina's bedside, extremely thankful that her daughter did not look as pale and sickly as she had imagined. Without looking at anyone in particular, she asked, "When will she wake up?"

"Tomorrow morning," John answered flatly.

"It seems that it's nothing serious." Standing at the foot of the bed and looking at his daughter's face, Bruce sighed. His anxiety finally eased off his chest.

Anne said, "Explain."

Leon replied, "It was my fault. I told Nina that she has mistaken John for Noah."

"You told her?" John turned around in surprise.

"Yes, I did. She called and asked me. I thought she sounded calm enough, so I gave her some information. She actually guessed it herself. I thought she could accept it," Leon explained.