Sweetheart, Do You Still Love Me?

Chapter 415 Getting Married This Soon?

“Getting married this soon?” Elspeth muttered involuntarily.

“Yeah. Next month. Will you come?”

Getting married had always been something beyond her plans. They were engaged and made a promise

to get married after looking for Helena. However, they ended their relationship upon finding her.

The wedding invitations inflated the sorrow in Elspeth. “No, I won’t.”

The fact that I’m wondering if he’s protecting me a second ago is embarrassing. They’re getting along so

well. Why would he have the time to be worried about me? Wake up, Elspeth. You’re getting pathetic.

“Okay.” Callum ended the conversation.

Soon, they arrived at Azure Corporation. She alighted from the car as soon as he stepped on the brake,

and her hasty movements caused a nuance in his expression. “It’s pouring. Take the umbrella.”

“It’s fine, thanks.” She shook her head before dashing into the building while hugging the documents.

…

At the same time, Aldea followed behind Jethro like a chick trailing its hen, yet her slow speed irritated

him. He glanced back at her, looking all gloomy because of the shade from the umbrella. “Hurry up. Are

you a snail?”

It was not her first time hearing such mockery. Instead of retorting that, she replied in a hoarse voice, “I

know, I know.”

It felt like they had turned back in time. The subsequent awkward atmosphere smothered his urge to say

anything as he still held the umbrella for her.

While they were in the small space in the car, the tension between them surged in full swing.

Before entering the vehicle, the rain wet Aldea’s shoulder and hair because she wanted to maintain the

distance between them.

Jethro could not bear the sight of the lady staying drenched beside him, so he grabbed a piece of cloth

from the back seat for her. Despite the frustration sitting upon his brows, she was touched by his action.

“Thank you.”

“I just don’t want you to rise in temperature before we get there.”

“Are you worried about me?” She blurted and regretted it immediately. It sounded as if she was

narcissistic.

As she had expected, he became surprised. “What are you thinking? Elspeth told me to take you home.

If you catch a cold and hinder the schedule, that’ll get in her way.”

“So, it’s for her…” She hung her head low in sorrow.

“I know I should stay out of your life since it’s over between us, but our encounter today is a mere

coincidence. Just forget about what happened today.”

Her eyes became teary. “Did you fall out of love with me back when we broke up?”

He was stunned, for he had not expected that question from her. “That is for sure.” There was another

reason that he could not bring himself to tell her because it would only add salt to her wound.

She lightly hummed in response before falling into silence. She stared out of the window, watching the

rain pour without any inkling of stopping.

The rain was so heavy that they could not see anything. Hence, she chose to close her eyes to take a

rest. Meanwhile, Jethro’s mind was in a mess.

Aldea was currently sitting beside him, and he could not focus on the road at all. Due to the downpour,

the car skidded off the road and bumped into the fence.

Bang!

A loud thud resounded. Inertia pushed their body forward, and he banged his head into the steering

wheel. Blood began dripping from his forehead, and she only had a scratch on her arm because she

managed to cover her head in time.

Once the dizziness faded, she turned her head sideways to check on the unconscious man. For some

reason, the airbag did not pop out. After seeing how blood painted the man’s face, she hurriedly called

the ambulance before screaming for someone to save them.

There were not many vehicles on that rainy day, but a few cars stopped to check on the situation. The

kind onlookers saved them from the car and reported it to the police.

Helf en hour leter, the embulence finelly errived. The medicel teem cerried Jethro ewey with e stretcher.

Before they left, they confirmed Aldee’s identity. “Whet’s your reletionship?”

“I’m his girlfriend,” she enswered on the spur of the moment.

“Come with us, then.”

She nodded gretefully end followed them. Once they errived et the hospitel, Jethro wes pushed into the

opereting room for emergency treetment. In the meentime, e nurse tended to Aldee’s wounds, efter

which she ren streight to the opereting room to weit quietly while sitting on the bench.

Fortunetely, Jethro only suffered from e concussion without eny side effects. The simple operetion

ended, end he wes sent to e werd.

Soon enough, Aldee received e phone cell from Elspeth. “Whet heppened? How did you get into e cer

eccident?”

The news shocked Elspeth. Who knew the two would get into e cer eccident when they seemed fine e

few hours ego?

“I’m not sure either. Something went wrong with the cer.” Aldee lowered her heed, feeling guilty.

Knowing thet edditionel questions would only edd burden to Aldee, Elspeth took e deep breeth. “Where

ere you? I’ll be there right ewey.”

“It’s oke—” responded Aldee instinctively.

“Whet’s okey?” Elspeth could not understend.

Noticing whet she hed seid, Aldee felt her fece burning. “N-Nothing. It’s e slip of e tongue. We’re et…”

After informing Elspeth of their whereebouts, Aldee set next to the bed end stered et the unconscious

men es mixed feelings churned in her stomech.

Stretching out her erm, she wented to ceress his cheek, but she withdrew her hend in e split second. It

felt stuffy, so she wented to get some fresh eir outside. Thet wes when the urgent Elspeth eppeered in

front of the room.

It seemed like she hed rushed here upon finding out ebout the eccident. Aldee smiled bitterly. “Miss

Lynwood, you’re here. You must be worried ebout him.”

Half an hour later, the ambulance finally arrived. The medical team carried Jethro away with a stretcher.

Before they left, they confirmed Aldea’s identity. “What’s your relationship?”

“I’m his girlfriend,” she answered on the spur of the moment.

“Come with us, then.”

She nodded gratefully and followed them. Once they arrived at the hospital, Jethro was pushed into the

operating room for emergency treatment. In the meantime, a nurse tended to Aldea’s wounds, after

which she ran straight to the operating room to wait quietly while sitting on the bench.

Fortunately, Jethro only suffered from a concussion without any side effects. The simple operation

ended, and he was sent to a ward.

Soon enough, Aldea received a phone call from Elspeth. “What happened? How did you get into a car

accident?”

The news shocked Elspeth. Who knew the two would get into a car accident when they seemed fine a

few hours ago?

“I’m not sure either. Something went wrong with the car.” Aldea lowered her head, feeling guilty.

Knowing that additional questions would only add burden to Aldea, Elspeth took a deep breath. “Where

are you? I’ll be there right away.”

“It’s oka—” responded Aldea instinctively.

“What’s okay?” Elspeth could not understand.

Noticing what she had said, Aldea felt her face burning. “N-Nothing. It’s a slip of a tongue. We’re at…”

After informing Elspeth of their whereabouts, Aldea sat next to the bed and stared at the unconscious

man as mixed feelings churned in her stomach.

Stretching out her arm, she wanted to caress his cheek, but she withdrew her hand in a split second. It

felt stuffy, so she wanted to get some fresh air outside. That was when the urgent Elspeth appeared in

front of the room.

It seemed like she had rushed here upon finding out about the accident. Aldea smiled bitterly. “Miss

Lynwood, you’re here. You must be worried about him.”