Sir, Madam Dispeared Again After Divorce!
Chapter 460 Julien Didn't Want to Say Goodbye to Sydney

"Of course, I'm happy! This is the first time I've heard you defend me in front of Luke." Julien said as he leaned against the head of the bed.

Sydney's eyes twinkled, and then she lowered her eyelids, "You saved my life. Certainly, I must defend you. Otherwise, what kind of person would I be?"

"Just because of that?" Julien looked at her.

Sydney's heart flipped. Her eyes dropped even lower, "What else could it be?"

Julien didn't say anything else but stared at her.

After a while, he spoke again, "I know. It's fine. Let's have breakfast first." He gestured to the lunchbox at the bedside.

The caregiver brought it earlier in the morning.

Sydney looked toward it and nodded her head. Then she walked over and opened the box.

She divided the breakfast into two portions, one for Julien and the other for herself.

She put her breakfast aside. Then she picked up Julien's breakfast, walked over to his bed, and sat down at his bedside. She was about to feed him as she had done last night. However, Julien refused. He gently blocked the spoon she held. "Eat your breakfast first. I'm going to wait until you finish."

"What's the difference?" Sydney asked.

Julien opened his thin lips and replied, "I don't want you to get starved."

At Julien's words, Sydney felt something flip across her heart, so quickly that she couldn't catch it. The look in her eyes became complicated.

Sydney held the spoon in her hand and opened her mouth. After a moment, she said, "I'm okay. I'm not very hungry. You're the patient. We should take care of you first "I'm a man." Julien claimed abruptly.

Sydney tilted her head at him as if she didn't understand what he meant.

'What does it have to do with whether he's a man or not?'

Seeing the confusion in Sydney's eyes, Julien laughed, "I mean I'm a patient, but I'm also a man. As a man, I should let the lady take her needs first, so eat your breakfast first." "Uh..."

Before Sydney could say anything else, Julien cut her off, "Come on."

His tone was unarguable.

Sydney's mouth dropped open, but eventually she agreed, "Okay."

She put the spoon down with Julien's breakfast. Then she started to eat her breakfast.

But she only took one bite, and then she put her spoon down. She brought Julien's breakfast up again.

Julien raised his eyebrows, "What are you doing?"

Sydney passed a spoonful of porridge to his lips and replied, "Let's eat together.

None of us will be starved. This is perfect."

Julien froze for a moment. He hadn't expected her to come up with such an idea. He wanted her to have her breakfast first.

At the moment, he couldn't help but have a wry smile, "It's perfect. But don't you find it troublesome?"

"No. If I think it is trouble, I wouldn't be here to take care of you. There. Open your mouth." Sydney smiled and ordered.

Julien obediently opened his mouth.

Sydney then took a bite of her breakfast and gave Julien a spoonful of his in turn. Nearly twenty minutes later, they finished their breakfast. Literally, this was the most exhausting breakfast Sydney had ever had, as she was working between her own breakfast and Julien's.

But somehow, instead of feeling tired, she felt sweet.

How could that be!

She didn't put sugar in the porridge. How could it possibly taste sweet?

'I'm out of my mind.' Sydney shook her head and thought to herself.

Julien saw Sydney's strange look, and he asked with concern, "What's wrong? Are you feeling alright?"

"I'm fine." Sydney hurriedly replied, stopping shaking her head.

Julien was still worried, "Did you not sleep well last night?"

As Julien mentioned last night, Sydney thought of something. She then looked at him and asked, "Did you have me carried into the room last night? Thank you." "It's okay. You must have been tired." Julien waved his hand.

Sydney packed up the lunchbox. "I should go now. Get some rest. I'll see you

tomorrow."

She grabbed her handbag.

Julien knew where she was going today.

He nodded, "All right. Be careful on the road. Drive safe."

"I will." Sydney curled her lips into a smile, waved at him, and walked towards the door.

Julien watched her leaving.

Sydney could feel his gaze following her all the time.

If it were before, even if she knew he was

looking at her, she wouldn't have turned around.

But today, she couldn't be that indifferent anymore.

He had saved her life. How ungrateful it would be if she deliberately ignored him!

So when Sydney was out the door, she stopped and smiled back at Julien," Goodbye!"

Julien froze. He was surprised that she would turn around and say goodbye to him. Subconsciously, he wanted to reply with a goodbye.

But somehow, he didn't say anything and just gave a slight nod in response.

Sydney didn't find it strange. After seeing his response, she left.

The moment she lifted her foot, Julien reached out his hand to try to call her back.

But in the end, he held back the urge and put his hand down.

In three years, without a matching heart, he would die.

In the next three years, every day that passed meant that he would see her one less day, and there would be a day when he would never see her again.

So, he didn't want to say goodbye to her.

He was afraid that one day he would say goodbye to her and that would be the end...

He wanted her to stay with him, so he could see her every second.

But he couldn't do that. That would be imprisoning her instead of loving her.

Getting out of the hospital, Sydney was standing in front of her car. For no reason, she felt a sudden, inexplicable panic inside.

She couldn't tell it.

She had an unexplainable feeling of panic.

As she was wondering what was going on, Sydney caught a glimpse of a familiar figure. She narrowed her eyes.

It was the policewoman guarding Lyra!

Seeing the policewoman carrying breakfast in her hand, Sydney then remembered that Lyra was still in the special ward of the hospital, on her out-ofjail time. She hadn't been sent to jail. Twenty days had passed.

In ten days, Lyra's out-of-jail time would be over, and she would be officially sent to jail.

Sydney could watch Lyra being taken to the police car.

Sydney looked up at the hospital floor where the special ward was located. Then she got in her car and drove away.

Forty minutes later, the car arrived at Shallow Bay.

Seeing Sydney coming out of the elevator, Luke immediately walked up to her. He had been waiting in front of Sydney's apartment. He beamed and said with a sulky look on his face, "Darling, you're finally back! I've been waiting for you here for a long time! Fortunately, your apartment is the only one on this floor. If anyone had seen me sitting here like a fool, they would have laughed at me."

Sydney saw Luke's deliberately miserable look. She felt sorry and was amused," Sorry, Luke. I'm late." "It's okay. I wanted to wait for you myself anyway. I forgive you." Luke waved his hand and got out of Sydney's way, "Please open the door."

Sydney then opened the door with her fingerprints.

Luke followed her into the apartment," Darling, did you have breakfast? If you haven't, I'll go down and get it now."

"I've had breakfast. Julien's caregiver bought it for us." Sydney said as she changed her shoes.

Luke said jealously, "You're getting closer to him now. You had breakfast together with him."

Sydney paused for a moment at Luke's words, but soon she regained her casualness.

She hung her handbag on the shelf and said, "It was just breakfast. It's no big deal, Luke. Wait for me in the living room. I'm going to shower and change. We'll get going soon."