Semua Bab After the Breakup, the Billionaire Lost Control!: Bab 481 - Bab 490

“I was worried about you,” Justin replied.“There’s nothing to worry about.” Still unconvinced, Justin stepped forward to help her back to bed. Haley dodged his hand. “I can walk just fine, you know.” As soon as she said that, her stomach let out an untimely growl. She froze. Her face instantly flushed red. Seriously? Of all the times her stomach could act up, it had to be now—right in front of Justin. She had only drank a bowl of soup earlier that night, and after sleeping for hours, her stomach had completely given up on her. Sensing her embarrassment, Justin quickly spoke up to break the awkwardness. “I didn’t eat dinner earlier, and now I’m starving. Do you want anything? I’ll go get it.” She glanced at the clock. It was 2 a.m. “Nothing’s open at this hour. I’ll just eat some fruit.” Justin blocked her hand before she could reach for it. “If you want it, I’ll find it.” *Thirty minutes later, the coffee table was covered with food. Justin placed a

The moment Justin’s head cleared, regret came rushing in.When he went back to the bedroom, he saw her holding a photo of Emma. He was furious—not just at her, but at himself. He had betrayed Emma. *“Justin? Justin?” Haley’s voice snapped him out of his thoughts. “Huh? Oh… do you want to watch the next episode?” He blinked, quickly regaining focus. When he saw her staring at him without saying anything, he instinctively glanced around, checking if he had done something wrong. That was when he noticed his arm resting on her bed. He immediately withdrew it and apologized, “Sorry.” Haley pursed her lips, feeling a bit exasperated. She gestured toward the window. “The sun’s up. You should probably head out.” It was summer, and daylight came early. By four in the morning, the first light had already brightened the sky. Justin froze for a moment—time had passed too quickly. He hadn’t spent enough of it with her. Instead of leaving, he walked over and pulled op

Justin had saved her, and she was grateful—but that didn’t mean they could live under the same roof. The bodyguards dropped off the luggage and left before she even had a chance to object. Justin didn’t respond to her rejection directly. Instead, he calmly opened the thermal food container, taking out each dish and setting it on the coffee table. “You must be hungry. Mrs. Zimmer made these—they’re all your favorites.” That morning, he had called the villa, instructing them to pack her clothes and prepare food. As soon as his morning meetings wrapped up, he had rushed straight to the hospital. Given her condition, takeout wouldn’t be the best option. Home-cooked meals were better for her recovery. And if it was Mrs. Zimmer’s cooking, she would definitely want to eat. As the rich aroma of food filled the room, Haley swallowed involuntarily. Her stomach growled in protest, making her hunger even more unbearable. Justin set the table, placing the utensils in front of her.

“If you need any help, I can assist you.” Justin read the message Emma had sent him and responded with just two cold words: “No need.” He hadn’t included Emma in this project team—partly because of her lack of ability and partly because he wanted to avoid unnecessary interactions with her. Setting his phone down, he intended to refocus on his work. But after reading only a few lines, he picked up his phone again and called a secretary from his office. This time, instead of stepping out onto the balcony, he walked out of his room and headed toward the end of the hallway, turning the corner. “Has Emma’s transfer paperwork been completed?” “Yes, Mr. Yates, Miss Xander’s transfer is all set. But…” The secretary hesitated, aware of the rumors circulating in the company about Justin and Emma. He didn’t dare to continue. “But what?” Justin’s patience wore thin, his tone sharp. The male secretary gulped, struggling to find the right words. “Miss Xander… doesn’t seem wil

“Alright, since you can handle it yourself, I won’t interfere. I still have patient rounds to do. I’ll take Helen with me and get back to work.” With one hand pushing the medication cart, Zac took Helen’s hand with the other, leading her out of the room. Helen yanked her hand free. “If you’re busy, go be busy. Why are you dragging me along? I need to stay with my sister!” Her voice trailed off as she was pulled out the door. “Zac, are you trying to create opportunities for those two?” Helen suddenly realized in the hallway. Seeing that she had caught on, Zac shook his head in denial. “Of course not. Your sister still hasn’t fully recovered, and you never stop talking all day. It affects her rest. One person keeping her company is enough.” “But that person shouldn’t be Justin! If I can’t take care of her, we can hire a nurse.” “That’s just a waste of money. Didn’t Justin wrong your sister? Let him play nurse and make up for it. He can’t just get off scot-free, can h