All Chapters of A Dangerous Atrophy: Chapter 571 - Chapter 580

Her hand clenched together in a sudden grip. Her palm grew sweaty all of a sudden. The person had asked her if he was ill. Jane stared blankly at the person at the foot of her bed for a long while. Many times she opened her mouth, yet realized that there was nothing to say. “Feet… are warm now.” Another while later, her feet were warm. There was a steady rhythmic pressing on the soles of her feet. The atmosphere, however, was absolutely noiseless. Wanting to break the silence, she could

“Do you understand that I am tired of taking care of you!” She yelled at him, stunning him into silence. She knew that she should not bring her emotions back home, and she should not take out her complaints on him. However, at that moment, seeing him act as if he were going against her by abusing himself and taking a cold shower, she could not help it. Once emotions had an outlet, those that had been quiet before would vent out of her like a valve that could not be closed shut. After usi

Thus, it would make sense that he would not attend a party like this. However, what was surprising was that the person was just Michel’s head secretary. The mere appearance of a head secretary could attract the attention of the elite in the business world. The woman lowered her head. It was a while before she raised her head again. “Callen, thank you.” The latter replied calmly, “Don’t rush to thank me. I’m just a referrer. Whether or not you manage to get a chance from Michel, it’s up to

“Collaborators who only report the good news and not the bad news can be seen everywhere. Her frankness, self-confidence within that frankness, and comprehensive analysis... Everything is very convincing from all angles. With this type of collaborator, it’s very easy to settle down and listen to things from her point of view. “As expected, Callen, you deserve to be called hunter.” For some reason, although the nickname ‘hunter’ used to make Callen feel proud in the past, it only felt and sou

It was also at this moment that she had no more reasons to stay here. “Thank you, Callen.” He had really, really helped her a lot. If it had not been for Michel, she would have had to take the long-winded road. If it had not been for Callen, she would not have had a chance to meet Michel. She bent over to give him a 90-degree bow. Of course, this was definitely not enough, but it was able to express her gratitude. A large, strong hand gripped her shoulder. Confused, she lifted her head