Chapter 1155:
âYou stay and provide an answer for that.â Rhys twirled his phone in one hand and pointed at Hamilton with the other, his look less harsh than before.
However, Hamilton remained uneasy about diving into such topics, his movements slow and hesitant.
âActually, thereâs work at the office that requires my attention. I should get back. You can discuss the medical questions with Dr. Wilson.â
Internally, Hamilton chided himself for his nosiness, as it could lead to trouble someday.
Rhys remained silent, yet his intent was obvious.
He didnât want Hamilton to leave.
Hamiltonâs complexion whitened.
He recognized that expression from Rhys. It typically preceded something grave.
He marveled at how Rhys, even with memories up to twelve years old, could display such a ruthless demeanor. Rhys had forgotten Hamiltonâs loyalty, yet still seemed intent on asserting his authority.
Hamilton quickly stood straight.
âActually, thereâs nothing particularly urgent. I can stay and catch up on work later.â Observing this, Goodwin stiffened even more. Seeing Hamiltonâs serious attitude, he dared not indulge any personal curiosity, fearful of risking his own position.
Rhys looked at them both.
âYou still havenât answered my question.â
Goodwin inhaled deeply, assuming a professional tone.
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âBefore I respond, may I inquire if you came across this topic in a book?â It was said that young Rhys was well-read, and he had probably studied human anatomy in great detail.
âYes,â Rhys replied.
He understood a manâs morning physiological responses were normal, but the previous night, with Harlee sleeping next to him, he had experienced something unexpected.
As the events of last night crossed his mind, his cheeks flushed deeply.
Goodwin was baffled and wondered what had affected Rhys. Perhaps Rhys had thought of something inappropriate involving Harleeâperhapsâ¦
Hamilton took a seat quietly. While he might not have much to add, two heads were better than one.
Goodwin curbed his curiosity, maintaining a professional demeanor.
âAre you indicating you had an erection to Sanderson?â
âWho else would it be?â Rhys gave a dismissive snort, his look one of evident certainty.
Harlee was the only woman close to him. Tonya was merely a friend.
At this, Hamilton was stunned, assuming Harlee had done something to Rhys to turn him on.
But had this really happened? Rhys was stuck with the mindset of a twelve-year-old.
Harlee couldnât have made her advance on the current Rhys, could she? At this thought, Hamilton resolved to have a serious discussion with Harlee, even if it meant receiving a stern reprimand from her.
Before Hamilton could do anything, Rhys murmured, âLast night, worried about assassins, she moved in to sleep beside me. She fell asleep immediately upon lying down, while I was up all night andâ¦
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