Chapter 13 Say Something Soft (Part Two)

When Charles walked out of the hospital, he ran into someone. He apologized as usual and saw an indifferent face. He was surprised and smiled politely. "Max, what a coincidence."

Taking a look at him, Max slightly nodded without saying anything. He brushed past him and went straight to the hospital. Looking at his back, Charles had an unpredictable expression on his face.

He had heard about the connection between Leila and this man, but he still didn't believe it. It seemed that the rumor was true today?

He withdrew his gaze and left firmly.

In the ward, Leila was giving her mother a massage, keeping on murmuring, without noticing that someone was standing in front of the door.

"Mom, do you think women are born to be inferior to men? Do I need to learn Taekwondo or Taekwondo? "

Hearing what she said, Max had mixed feelings. Looking at the busy figure of Leila, he squinted her eyes.

Leila changed her position and continued to massage, and said: "if you were to lift me a little hard, I could also resist. But I'm so thin. When I'm lifted by someone, it's like carrying a little chicken, stretching my arms and legs. It's really hard to see."

Teased by her vivid metaphor, Max raised his eyebrows, walked in, and looked at the little woman in front of him who was in panic. She asked in astonishment, "Why are you here?"

Hearing what she said, Max didn't say anything, but his eyes were shining. Leila felt a little guilty, so she didn't know how much he had listened, but judging from the expression on his face, she didn't think he had heard much.

It was strange that she had power to fight back in front of others, but as long as she was in front ofMax, she couldn't help but broke out like a slave without any resistance. With her lips pursed, Leila stood still, somewhat at a loss.

Hearing that, Max's eyes darkened and she said in an indifferent tone, "you don't seem to listen to my words."

Leila trembled and wanted to retort. But every time, the words would always come to her mouth. She said, "you said twice a week ."

With deep eyes, Max walked up to Leila and locked her body in his arms by taking advantage of his height advantage. Then he said in a low voice, "it seems that you still can't be well behaved."

As Leila was thinking about what he meant, her lips suddenly became soft. He rudely bit her lips until the taste of blood filled her mouth.

A flush of red appeared on Leila's face because of the lack of oxygen. Seeing that, Max tightened her throat. He held her body with one hand and said in a hoarse voice, "as a punishment, you don't have to come to the hospital next week."

Leila trembled. She could bear everything, but her mother was her bottom line. She had already been deprived of her right to go to the hospital everyday. Now he even said that she was not allowed to come to the hospital next week!

A burst of anger spread from the bottom of her heart. Leila bit her lips and stared atMax. Until

the words were to the tip of her mouth, but she couldn't say a word. She began to hate herself, who was afraid of Max. If she couldn't hold on to the bottom line, she would really lose her dignity in front of this man in the future.

Leila's eyes darkened. When it came to self-esteem, she didn't even think about it. She had chosen this way, and had expected the development of the situation. When it came to self-esteem, it would sound too hypocritical.

Looking at the woman in front of him who was about to burst into anger a second ago, the next second she became depressed again. With an inexplicable touch of strange emotions in his heart, he loosened his grip on Leila. His tone was slightly cold. "You'd better go home on time tonight."

Leila lowered her eyebrows, calmed down and said in a low voice, "I know."

After giving her a deep look, Leila turned around and left. Then the doctor came up to Max. Leila could hear their voice drifting away, "Mr. Mu, these are the results of this month's test and..."

It was not until their voice completely disappeared that she felt relieved. She continued to massage her mother and mumbled, "Mom, look, I was bullied again."

When Max walked out of the ward, the doctor he met was the attending doctor of Leila's mother. He kept talking about the scientific research result of this month.

"How is her mother?"

A cold voice sounded. The doctor was stunned, and then realized that the woman mentioned by Max was Leila's mother. He replied hurriedly, "normally, this is the case for the people in a vegetative state. There is no special conditions, and everything can only be seen by God."

The doctor was waiting for the response of Max, but Max's face was cold and showed no intention to continue. The doctor was a clever man. He knew that Max was moody and quickly brought the subject back.

"According to our research team, the white cells in human body..."

"The scientific research stopped. Wait for my notice."

The doctor's words were interrupted, and he looked at Max. However, the latter did not take his expression seriously and walked away, leaving the doctor stunned with the scientific records in his hand.

When Leila returned to her apartment, it was just around six o'clock. She looked at the sky, and it didn't seem to get dark at all. She couldn't help but complain that she should stay in the hospital for more time. After all, she didn't even have a whole day to go to the hospital next week.

When the maid saw Leila come back, she took the coat from her and said respectfully, "Mr. Mu said that he would not come back tonight and asked you not to wait for him."

Leila breathed a sigh of relief. She was glad that she finally got what she wanted, but she was not used to the feeling of being kept in the house. She pursed her lips, and held back the unhappy feeling in her heart. Then she turned around and went upstairs. She wouldn't regret if she had decided, and she couldn't either.