Breaking Free, Loving Again -The Flash Marriage with Mr. CEO novel Chapter 323

The day passed and the evening approached even before Arwen and Gianna could even realize it. The whole day was spent in a mess, from breakfast to lunch and then ultimately to the hospital —it came out as a good transition.

"Wenna, are you upset with me?" Gianna asked blinking her puppy eyes at her friend.

Arwen on the other hand narrowed her eyes at her. "What do you think? Should I not be?" Her eyes darted to look down at her and under her gaze like that, Gianna cowered back.

Shaking her head, she said, "You should be but please don’t be." Sobbing, she added, "I am already like this, suffering from the pain. If you also get mad at me, my suffering will only increase."

"And who is responsible for all of this, Ms. Griffin," Arwen asked, raising a brow.

Gianna immediately tapped herself and admitted. "Me," she said. "Of course, me. I am the one who is responsible. I should have listened to you and let others help me. And later I should have been stubborn about going out. If I would have just listened to you, nothing of this would have happened."

"Good, that you know that," Arwen said, nodding before crossing her arms to look sideways, avoiding looking at her. But Gianna tugged on her arms, making her look back at her.

"Then are you still upset?" she asked.

The demeanor that Gianna carried in the morning was long gone. Instead of it, now she looked like a little kid who was crying to escape her mother’s punishment.

Just a look at her like that could melt anyone’s heart and Arwen didn’t carry any special indifference. So, the moment she saw her like that, she couldn’t keep her resolve anymore. This was her friend who had been there for her when even her parents weren’t. How can she bear to be mad at her?

"I am not," Arwen said before bending down on her knees to get parallel height with Gianna. Reaching for her leg, she slowly caressed and asked, "Is it hurting too much?"

Gianna nodded. "It’s hurting. But it feels better thinking that I am not alone in the pain. There is a queue of people ahead of me," she said, and at her words like that, Arwen couldn’t help but purse her lips.

"Really, Anna?"

"No, I mean …" Gianna trailed off before switching to the safe topic. "When is our turn coming? Isn’t the queue a little too long?"

"The queue isn’t too long, we just arrived more than fifteen minutes ago and before us, the doctor just had a few patients. Once he is done with them, it will be your turn to go in." Arwen said, shaking her head.