Goodbye, My Love

Rowan had twisted his wound when he was about to attack Slater. His gauze was covered in blood.

“Leave them alone. Let’s go and have your wound checked.”

Loraine was in a hurry to take Rowan to the doctor.

Before leaving, Rowan walked up to Slater lying on the floor.

“Stay away from Lorrie!” he warned in a menacing voice.

“If you dare to provoke her again, I won’t spare you like Last time.”

Rowan’s murderous tone frightened Slater. He lowered his head and didn’t dare to look at Rowan.

Marco wanted to chase after him, but Slater held his pants tightly, making it impossible for him to move.

“Marco, you can’t go!” Slater protested. NôvelDrama.Org owns this text.

“I’m already injured, but you still hit me. How can I count you as a friend?”

Marco’s face darkened. He couldn’t get rid of Slater.

He came to the hospital to visit Slater today. After all, they grew up together.

However, Marco was surprised to know Slater hadn’t learned his lesson and made no progress after spreading the rumor. He couldn’t control his anger and ended up beating up Slater.

“Haven’t you Learned enough from Last time?” Marco asked coldly. “How dare you say that? Aren’t you afraid of death?”

Despite Marco’s words, Slater was still unconvinced.

“I’m not talking nonsense. Don’t you think something is going on between Loraine and Rowan? They came to the hospital together. Who knows what kind of illness they have? Maybe Loraine is pregnant. She has perhaps come to take a pregnancy test or get an abortion.”

Marco ran a hand through his hair in frustration. “Shut up!”

Marco reminded himself that it was impossible. Even so, thinking about it made him furious.

Slater could sense Marco didn’t believe his words. Therefore, he was stubborn to prove it.

“If you don’t believe me, I’ll prove it to you!”

He somehow endured his pain and got up to find the nurse he had become familiar with Lately.

“Miss, please do me a favor. A woman named Loraine Torres and a man have gone to the consulting room. Can you please keep an eye on them and let me know what examination they have done?”

“I’m sorry. Every patient’s information is confidential. I can’t share it with you.”