Waiting For a Girl Like You - Chapter 1069 Awkward Incident

She knew his words were just to comfort her and her mother. If caught under the same circumstances, he would still do everything to complete his mission!

Sean wore a bitter smile, which was more evident in his eyes, “Sally, Cody is a good boy. He likes you, and his family background is perfect for the An family. You will be happy with him…”

“So what? Should I marry him, Uncle Sean? Won’t you be sad if I do?”

Sandra peered at him with wide and teary eyes

“Of course, I’ll be a little sad at first, to see you get married. Through the years, I have watched you grow into a beautiful lady, and I’ll be reluctant to see you leave us.” Sean sighed, grinning at her.

“Is that all? Uncle Sean, do you honestly think that I can’t tell that you have special feelings for me?”

Sally challenged, looking at him squarely and defiantly. Although he always seemed heartless and uncaring towards her, she knew that deep in his heart, he had spared a spot for her.

“Sally, I’m tired,”

Sean whispered and withdrew his hand as he closed his eyes slowly. He looked tired and weak.

Sally bit her lower lip and stopped talking. She sat there for a moment, tenderly gazing at his face, and couldn’t help feeling heartbroken. Slowly she stood up, reluctantly leaving him to let him rest.

As the days and nights passed, Sean gradually recuperated.

In no time, he looked a whole lot better, having recovered well.

“Uncle Sean, good morning,”

Sally greeted with a beaming smile as she entered the room with a large bag in her hand. Seeing that he was awake, she hastily put down the bag and hurriedly went to the bathroom to get him a clean wet towel.

“Here, wipe your face,”

She offered, handing him the towel then casually took the packed breakfast out of the bag. She felt happy that this time, he could eat something other than soft food. Not knowing what he wanted to eat today, she bought several kinds of dishes.

“Sally, I feel better now. You don’t have to come here every day,” Sean said while clasping the towel in his hand.

“You just got out of the critical stage. Of course, I must take good care of you!” Sandra dismissed her uncle. She then carefully placed the small table near the bed and started laying out all the breakfast boxes she had grabbed on her way to the hospital.

Sean could only shake his head in resignation and help himself up.

Sandra gave him a faint smile as she took t

serted it into the player without another thought. Then, in one sweeping motion, she gathered the rest of the DVDs that made her blush before standing up and glancing back at him. Feeling satisfied, she immediately and quietly headed out with her phone in her ears.

“Mom, I’m fine. I’ll be home tomorrow…”

she pleaded softly. Her mother was merely being concerned about her.

Soon after, Sally hung up the phone with a small smile on her lips. Lowering her gaze, she peeked at the things in her arms, and without another word, she went downstairs in haste to throw them out. Then she found herself returning to the ward.

She entered the ward with a smile.

But that smile ended up rather stiff when she felt that the atmosphere had become a little weird.

She heard groans.

Subconsciously, her eyes landed on Sean, who was sitting on the bed. He looked very embarrassed, his face turning red. His lips were pressed together tightly. He was obviously upset.

Sean clenched his jaw, hating that the remote control wasn’t in his hand and that he was not carrying his gun with him. Otherwise, he would have destroyed the TV with it, outright.

“What… What’s going on?”

Sandra stammered, still not knowing what was happening. When she turned to look at the TV, a gasp escaped from her lips as her eyes widened in shock.

‘What?’ she thought she had thrown out all movies like that.

In the movie, two naked people were entangled in a sweaty position and having sex.

With her hands cold and clammy, she hurriedly pressed the button to stop playing the video and ejected the DVD. She almost jumped when she heard a cold voice behind her.

“Sally, how old are you? How dare you watch these things!”

Sean knitted his eyebrows. His face contorted in utter disappointment!