Honey You Are My Lucky Star (Callen and Chelsea)
Chapter 237

Harrison didn't say a word. He just stood there and looked at me quietly, with an obscure expression on his face.

Although he didn't say anything, after venting his anger, I immediately realized the low pressure from his body, as well as his face, which was almost black.

In this way, if I still didn't realize that something was wrong, I would definitely be a fool! But the problem was that I didn't feel wrong.

"Look at how many people are lining up now. Do you know how hard it is for me to queue up? As a result, you let me go as soon as you came." I ignored his expression and said discontentedly.

"You can come over."

This was the reason why a man could be so angry. He could make you angry with just a casual word, and it was the kind of man who had almost no room to refute!

I looked at him and said with a fake smile, "You're holding the payment bill in your hand. Without it, how are you going to let me pay?"

Harrison picked up the bill list in his hand and glanced at it. Then he turned around and threw it into the trash can. After doing all this, he even smiled at me, and the whole action was done in one smooth motion.

Standing there, I was stunned. Looking at the trash can, I reached out to replace it without hesitation and shouted at him, "Are you crazy? Even if you don't come over, I won't beg you. I'm still the same as I used to be!"

As soon as I finished my words, I felt a strong force pulling me from behind. I lost my balance and fell back into Harrison's arms.

We looked into each other's eyes. A second later, she jumped out of his arms and looked around in panic. "Can you not do this?"

"Which one?" he asked in a frivolous tone.

Realizing that there was something wrong with what I said, I coughed lightly and looked elsewhere. "I'll be discharged from the hospital as soon as the payment is paid today, so you don't have to suffer here. I'l handle the rest."

"Why? Are you waiting for Louie to come over?" Harrison sneered.

"Harrison, what's wrong with you? Why are you doing this to me? Can't you leave me alone when I'm in the hospital?"

"Why?" he asked.

His face became more and more ugly, and my heart was also getting more and more sad. The feeling of not being recognized and cherished was getting stronger and stronger. I even began to wonder if Harrison had never fallen in love with me. Did I think too much about everything?

Thinking of Abbie's behavior, as well as Jonah and Sienna's ending, this thought became more intense.

After a while, the man in a suit walked to Harrison's side and whispered something in his ear. Seeing this scene, I turned around and continued to get the bill.

Instead of wasting time with him here, I might as well do things on foot.

"Where are you going?"

Halfway through my shift, I was stopped by him. His tone was cold.

"You're busy here, so of course I'm going to do my job," I said.

"You go back first," Harrison said to the man in a suit beside him.

Seeing the man's back, I said sarcastically, "Everyone in the company came here. It can be seen that there are still many unfinished jobs of Mr. Stewart. Are you going to waste time with me here?" Harrison looked down at me with a poker face. "I like to be with you. It's a waste of time."

If it was really normal, my heart would definitely beat faster because of this sentence. I would blush and be very excited, but now I only had a faint sadness.

Handsome men and beautiful women always attract the attention of the people around them. I admit that Harrison is a handsome man, but it doesn't mean that I am a pretty woman.

Different from the admiring eyes of the people around me, I was full of contempt and contempt. I could understand their feelings. They couldn't understand an ordinary woman like me. How could they stand with an outstanding man like him?

There was no other way. This was a society that depended on one's face.

I didn't want to be entangled in these problems with Harrison, but as long as I exerted a little strength, my body would hurt and I wouldn't have any chance to resist. I had no choice but to say to Harrison, "If you think there are too many people here and don't want to line up to pay the fees, I can go." "Chelsea, can you be a little slower?" Harrison frowned.

I was speechless.

"With my identity here, why don't you use it?" He suddenly asked.

When I first heard this, I was still confused and didn't understand what he meant. Then I looked at him and asked tentatively, "Do you know anyone in this hospital?"

"Is it as simple as knowing someone?" he asked again.

"Is there any other investment in this hospital?" I said in surprise, "I really didn't see it at all."

When I thought of this possibility, I felt lost for no reason.

The more capable others are, the better. However, the more capable Harrison is, the greater my mental pressure will be. The more I feel that we are not a match.

Harrison sighed and said, "It's the right thing to do. Don't let me think of you as a powerful man."

I curled my lips and said nothing.

After a while, Harrison took me away. But instead of going back to the ward, he went to the doctor's office on the ninth floor.

"What are you doing here?" I stopped at the door of the doctor's office.

Harrison followed me and stopped, letting go of my grip.

The moment he let go, my hand seemed to stop in the air and I had no one to rely on. My heart was also empty. I soon suppressed this feeling. "I checked my body yesterday when I was in the hospital. I don't need to check."

"Who said it was an examination for you?" he said with a chuckle.

It took me quite a while to come to my senses. I felt like I was being taken advantage of.

When I was absent-minded, Harrison had already pulled me in. I didn't see a doctor in a white coat standing by the table with a worried look on his face.

He wanted to inquire about Harrison beside him, but the man had already stepped forward and said, "Long time no see."

"Long time no see." Harrison pointed sideways at me and said, "She fell to the ground yesterday and was not feeling well."

"On the ground?" The man walked over to me in surprise.

I subconsciously stepped back, unwilling to do so from inside to outside.

Probably sensing that I was unwilling to approach him, the man stopped and looked at Harrison. He was speechless and said, "Didn't you introduce me to a beautiful woman?"

"Is there a need to introduce it?" Harrison asked.

The man rolled his eyes at me and reached out his right hand. "Hello, I'm Lin Hao, the associate Director of this hospital."

"Vice President?" I was surprised.

I looked back and forth at the man in front of me. It seemed that he was under 35 years old. He was able to become an associate Director at such a young age. This person was not simple. Just as I was thinking about this, my vision suddenly darkened. I looked up and saw Harrison standing between me and the vice Director.