âNo way. In Christmas eve, except for the doctors and nurses on duty, most of them have gone back.â
Chester explained, âThis hospital is more advanced. Fortunately, the ward we live in has a kitchen, so we can ask someone to do it.â
Mr. Robbins: âItâs too much trouble.â
Mrs. Robbins is a mother who canât stand the kind of young people who are lonely and lonely during festivals. Hearing Shaun talking about Chesterâs unfeeling parents, she couldnât bear to say, âWhy donât you spend the next two days with us!â
Chester was startled, and hurriedly shook his head, âNo need, weâll just do something ourselves. Thatâs alright, and the hospital wonât allow us to stay overnight.â
Mrs. Robbins: âYou can come back after dinner. We live not far from here anyway, you see your friends are there.â
Mrs. Robbins said for a long time, Seeing Chester lowered his head, she said nothing.
She hurriedly gave Charity a wink.
Charity didnât say a word, and Mrs. Robbins pinched her waist angrily, staring at her with warning eyes.
Charity was completely speechless.
But in this world, the one she owes the most was Mrs. Robbins, and the one she couldnât refuse the most was Mrs. Robbins.
âMy mother is right, you can go to the wooden house for dinner with us.â Charity raised her head to persuade, âIâll let Shaun take you back at night.â
âForget it, Iâll be alone.â Chester said. Looking at his legs in disgust, âI look so scary, I donât want to scare the children.â
âItâs not scary. I think itâs okay.â Charity was not used to his inferiority complex, and she didnât even think about it to say.
âWhatâs wrong!â Chester said bitterly, âA few days ago, a child saw me and cried.â
âNothing, that child is too timid.â Charity encouraged, âLetâs talk about it. You will go out sooner or later, you canât stay in the hospital all your life.â
âThatâs right.â Mrs. Robbins also agreed, âI think you can come with us later, come over after dinner, Charity, call Shaun and ask him to finish shopping and pick us up. â
Charity: âOkay.â
Charity walked aside, picked up the phone, and dialed Shaun.
Shaun was surprised, âI told Cathy about this before, but Cathy was afraid that you would mind, so I didnât agree.â
âNo, I have no opinion.â Charity was in a complicated mood, but she didnât expect Catherine to care about her so much. If Mrs. Robbins hadnât spoken, maybe Chester would have spent Christmas Eve alone.
âThen Iâll come over later.â Shaun thought for a while, and then added, âEliza, I understand that you hate Chester very much. I donât know what happened between the two of you, but I feel that it should not only be forced you to be as simple as that, but Chester has already been punished for becoming like this. His career is gone, his family is gone, and he doesnât even have a healthy body. A proud person like him is almost completely broken. After taking his wings, I sincerely hope you donât hate him anymore, after all, hating someone can be very tiring.â
Charity glanced at Chester, who was struggling to move his body on crutches, and whispered, âI donât hate him anymore. Heâs gone.â
Since Chester lost a leg to save Charity, she has completely let go of the past.
Maybe she sent herself to prison, but at that time, without Chester, there would also be Rodney, Shaun.
As for the death of her parents, it was caused by Sarahâs two siblings.
Chesterâs biggest mistake was that he trusted Sarah too much.
In fact, if Chester hadnât forced her to sleep with him, to be honest, she wouldnât have hated this person so much later.
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