Her Heart Her Terms (Lily and Xavier) novel Chapter 248

Chapter 248 

“Hayden has just finished his food. Let him rest and digest for a bit. Rowan didn’t give up. “Ms. Joyner, I’m just making casual conversation, that’s all.” 

His casual conversation felt like a laute stabbing into Lily’s heart. 

He said somente who truly loved her wouldn’t mind covering her brother’s medical expenses. Didn’t he just remind her that Xavier didn’t love her? 

Lily sat on the chair by the hospital bed. “Dr. Blackwood, I don’t have the energy to talk about relationships right now. All I care about is my brother’s recovery.” 

“Let’s say if someone helped you tremendously during your brother’s recovery, would you be so moved that you’d marry that person?” Rowan pressed on and expected her to say yes so he could shout out Xavier’s name. 

Lily was speechless. She stared at him ter a few seconds before replying. “No.” 

“Yes, Xa-” Rowan’s phone suddenly rang before he could finish his words. 

His phone rang relentlessly like an urgent summons. He had no choice but to answer. He glanced at the incoming call and instinctively looked at Lily before walling out of the ward to take the call. 

Rowan was a chatty person. He was able to strike up conversations w 

with Lily during their past encounters. She didn’t take his words earlier seriously 

He returned with a strange expression about five or six minutes later, his brows shadowed by a hint of defeat. 

“My assistant will bring over the supplies. Let’s get started with the treatment. He had been ready to play a matchmaker, but Xavier’s phone call had completely derailed his plans 

Rowan had seen people hiding their bad deeds, but never had he encountered someone who concealed their good deeds so tightly. 

He couldn’t wrap his head around Xavier’s insistence on keeping the truth about Hayden’s treatment from being revealed. 

He had spent four minutes and 40 seconds trying to persuade Xavier in the five minute phone call. 

Xavier warned him that he would destroy his lab if he dared to say a word. 

The remaining ten seconds or so were Rowan begrudgingly agreeing to him and snapping back 

“I’ll recommend you an ophthalmologist when you regret your decision and cry your eyes out.” 

He camed a sour expression that even Lily could tell that he was in a foul mood. 

She nervously cooperated with him during the treatment. He didn’t talk to her like he used to during the entire process. 

The atmosphere was deathly silent. Moreover, Lily caught him looking at her several times as if he wanted to say something but held back. 

She couldn’t help but ask when the treatment ended, “Dr. Blackwood, is there something you want to tell me?” 

“No!” Rowan removed his white coat and fled from the ward. He lightly smacked himself on his lips twice once he was outside. “Hold it in! You can’t tell he 

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