Chapter 2261
Night of Destiny
âOkay. Her family will come to pick her up. Before that, you have to protect her well.â âDoes her family
have such great influence that even you have to listen and obey them?â
âAnyway, your most important task now is to protect her. Put everything else aside. She is the top
priority and she cannot be harmed.â The person on the other end hung up after that.
Jasper turned back to look at the girl on the couch. He had underestimated the capabilities of her
family. He narrowed his eyes and thought for a moment, Her family name is Presgrave. Soon, a family
name popped up in his mind. Could she be from that family? The connections of that family were
indeed strong.
âWhatâs your fatherâs name?â
âMy fatherâs name is Elliot Presgrave,â Willow answered. Jasper breathed a sigh of relief. He was
unsure if he was relieved or speechless. In any case, protecting her from harm had been the best
decision he had made in a while from the moment he laid eyes on her until now.
âDo you know my father?â Willow asked curiously. He replied calmly, âI donât know him.â He didnât have
the opportunity to get to know her father. âWho was on the phone just now?â
âMy superior.â Since she realized that he wasnât fond of chatting, she let her imagination run wild. âDid
your boss tell you to protect me well and that my father will send someone to pick me up, or will he
come himself instead?â
Jasper sat down, and at that moment, Willow suddenly felt discomfort in her stomach. She then turned
to the nearby trash bin and vomited. He immediately walked over and asked in a voice deep with
concern, âWhatâs wrong with you?â
âPlease give me a glass of water.â She was feeling unwell. He quickly fetched a bottle of water and
handed it to her. After drinking the water, she felt slightly better. Then, she looked at the pieces of bread
she had eaten, picked one up, and felt like crying. They were expired.
Jasper looked at her expression and found it somewhat amusing. He sat down and asked, âIs there
anything else bothering you?â Willow shook her head, but she felt a bit aggrieved. âIâm a bit hungry.â
He remembered his uncleâs words about taking good care of this young lady. The supplies in the safe
house might not be regularly updated. He glanced at the time and said, âIâll go out and buy something
for you now.â
She looked at his wound and said, âNo, youâre injured. You canât go out recklessly. I can endure my
hunger.â Jasper got up and walked toward a room. Soon, he changed into a new set of clothes, came
out, and was ready to go out.
âDonât go, Jasper. Itâs dangerous outside. What if they capture you?â Willow couldnât help but worry. His
life was more important than her empty stomach! However, he said to her, âDonât leave this room. Iâll go
out and buy some things.â
Willow couldnât stop him from leaving, so she could only watch as he left. This man had just finished
tending to his wound, and it would be best if he didnât encounter those bad guys.
She sat on the couch, her heart filled with worry for Jasper. This worry made her sigh, prop her chin up,
and occasionally glance out the window.
An hour had passed, and finally, there was movement at the door. She stood up and hid in the kitchen
until she saw Jasper returning with two large bags of food before she let out a sigh of relief and
approached to take the bags.
Her first instinct was not to see what food there was. Instead, she rushed forward and pulled at the
manâs clothes to check his wound in a moment of impulse. Jasper stiffened for a moment as he saw
Willow grabbing his T-shirt and staring at his wound.
âLuckily itâs not bleeding or torn.â She breathed a sigh of relief and was unaware that her actions had
caused a certain manâs gaze to narrow in nervousness. She turned her head and caught a whiff of a
pleasant aroma. To her surprise, this man had. bought desserts and coffee for her..
âDid you buy these for me?â Willow asked happily. âYeah!â Jasper said as he picked up a bottle of
mineral water, sat on the couch, and started drinking it.
She brought the desserts and coffee over as well and asked, âIs it safe outside?â