The Last Night with My Sugar Daddy Chapter 11

The Last Night with My Sugar Daddy Chapter 11

Chloe’s POV

Fortunately, the knife wound wasn’t deep.

After the bleeding was promptly stopped and the wound stitched up, Julian was transferred to a regular ward.

Afterward, I quickly contacted his family.

His parents rushed over, and Serena came along with them.

Out in the hospital corridor, she roared at me with red, teary eyes.

“If it weren’t for you, Julian wouldn’t have been hurt this badly!”

“This is a hospital, please keep your voice down.” I raised my eyes to look at her. “Also, I never asked him to save me.‘

Serena froze, her face a picture of disbelief.

“How can you be so cold–blooded!?”

As if remembering something, she let out a sneer.

“Oh, you’re still holding a grudge because he didn’t come to save you when you were in danger back then, right?” she said expressionlessly. “At that time, I was the one who blocked your number, which is why Julian never received your call for help.

“Later, after he watched the security footage of you being bullied, he went straight to Marcus.

“If the police hadn’t arrived in time, he would have accidentally beaten him to death that day…”

“You don’t need to tell me all this.” I interrupted her calmly. “I’ve forgotten all about those things. Since you, his girlfriend, are here, I’ll be taking my leave.”

Serena was taken aback, seemingly not expecting me to be so calm, and her expression instantly became somewhat complicated.

I walked to the door, and she suddenly spoke up out of the blue behind

me.
“He and I broke up a year ago.”

My footsteps halted.

She gave a bitter smile, speaking as if to herself.

“He brought it up after your accident back then.

“Actually, as early as when I first returned to the country, I could feel that he treated you completely differently.

“It wasn’t at all like how he explained it to me, that you two were merely bedmates.

“Perhaps back then, even he didn’t realize that he had fallen in love with you.”

The air fell silent for a moment, and a short while later, she spoke again

“Chloe

“I’m sorry for what happened back then

“I didn’t know that you were truly in danger at the time

Before Laving, Serena handed me a thick envelope.

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