Chapter 1091 You Never Learned To Love

In the darkness, Caspian did not answer.

Half an hour later, he slowly stood up and opened the door of the room.

When the light from outside flooded in, he stepped back as if scared by the brightness.

Casby's mocking voice echoed again, but Caspian ignored him.

Descending the stairs, he saw Penny still lying on the couch.

She was not asleep, just staring at the ceiling.

Caspian suppressed his discomfort, disposed of the IV bottle and needle, and threw them into the trash outside.

When he returned, his back was drenched in cold sweat.

He went to the kitchen and skillfully started cooking. He rolled up his sleeves and prepared a few simple dishes.

After a long while, when the chowder was ready and had cooled a bit, he brought it to Penny.

Penny was still weak and could not get up despite her stomach pain easing up now.

"Penpen, let me help you up," he offered, assisting her to sit.

Perhaps it was just her imagination, but Penny felt his fingers trembling slightly. She noticed