Chapter 913 Why Believe In Love Of All Things

Winston quickly brought some warm water to Caleb's lips.

"Still worried about her, huh? You've been unconscious for half a month, and she hasn't come to see you," he said.

Caleb's brows furrowed. His lips, darkened with dried blood, showed signs of severe dehydration.

His skin was extremely pale, and he had lost a lot of weight. His eyes dimly turned toward the window as he looked somewhat desolate.

"Really?"

He was somewhat in disbelief, finding it hard to accept that Penny could be so heartless.

"What else? You know your place in her heart," Winston continued.

Caleb suddenly remembered Penny’s words, saying that he was incomparable to even a fraction of another man.

He was well aware of it but refused to believe it.

He had always known she was cool and calm, but he had not expected her to be this indifferent.

It was the same cycle every time. One moment they were close, and the next, she could utter hurtful words.

It was as if all their life-and-death experiences and all t