Memories Of The Night 180 Chapter 180: Drink I

Seeing the fear and disgust in Katrina's eyes, Aaron involuntarily arches his eyebrow.

Is he really that terrible in her eyes?

Although the knowledge makes him grumpy, he purses his lips and says nothing. He walks towards her with a hot drink in his hand.

Aaron's approach makes Katrina's body instinctually flinch back in rejection. With his a.s.sault still fresh in her mind, she can clearly recall the image of him tearing her clothes apart.

Now, he breaks into her room again.

What the h.e.l.l does he want to do to her this time?

Katrina is currently very weak, and her cramps deprive her of the ability to move. She knows she can't get away from Aaron under such circ.u.mstances.

When he approaches again, she can only cover her head with the blanket and hide underneath it to show how she feels about him.

Her blanket-covered head makes it clear that she doesn't want to see him.

Displeasure fills Aaron's heart.

When he left earlier, he went to the nearby pharmacy for some menstruation pain relief medicine. The cold air had spared him.

d.a.m.n it!

He almost forced her during her period in a fit of rage.

The hatred and tears in Katrina's eyes and the image of her crying play over and over in his mind, Aaron likes Katrina a lot. He wants to be with her so much.

But his actions made her even more repulsed and more afraid of him, pus.h.i.+ng her further and further away from him.

As the founder of his business empire, Aaron has always been a master of the business world. His strength and power can clear away all obstacles. But he has never felt a headache as strong as he does today.

All because of a woman.

Emotions are far more difficult to handle than business problems.

After returning to Katrina's room, Aaron is in a much calmer mood. The boundless anger in his heart is gradually replaced by deep concern.

Aaron takes the freshly-made hot drink and goes to bed, trying to pull the blanket away.

Katrina clenches the blanket tightly, refusing to let go, let alone see him.

But how could she fight against Aaron?

Though Aaron's actions aren't that rough, Katrina is too weak because of the pain. Even when she clutches the blanket so tightly that her knuckles go white, he is able to pull it away.

Katrina's small face is revealed, tears running down her cheeks. Her eyes are red, and her lips are white. She glares at him with intense hatred.

Completely ignoring the hateful look in her eyes, Aaron says softly, "Get up and drink this. You'll feel better after."

At Aaron's words, Katrina notices the hot drink in his hand.

Earlier, he was eager to force himself on her.

Why is he suddenly behaving so kindly?

Katrina hates Aaron so much.

Unable to accept his arrogance so easily, she turns her head firmly to the other side, and says in a calm voice, "Stop being a hypocrite. Leave my house immediately!"

She doesn't need his attention. She doesn't need his medicine.

Right now, her greatest wish for him to vanish from her sight.

Katrina is relentless in her refusal.

Involuntarily Aaron's brows furrow when hearing the cold and desperate tone in her voice,

Hypocrite?

When he realized she wasn't feeling well, and he found out that she has her period, he immediately thought of buying medicine for her at the pharmacy. He let go of his anger due to her lies and betrayal, and his first thought was to take care of her.

He has never cared so much about a woman before, nor has he taken care of someone personally.

But now...

For her, all his concern and attentiveness are all fake. She is completely ungrateful to him.

Aggrieved, Aaron has a difficult time remaining calm.

But after all, his rough actions are the reason she is so angry.

He remembers what William told him before he left.

"Women are not pets. They won't come to you just because you feed them and give them something sweet. They won't be afraid of you if you're too strict. Women should be treated differently from other people. Women want to be spoiled."

Thinking about William's advice, Aaron finally calms down.

The first thing he needs to do is to take care of her health.

Katrina looks like she's in a great deal of pain. Her forehead is covered with beads of sweat, and her face is pale.

How could he let her go on like this? Even if she refuses to drink the hot drink he bought, she's the one who will end up suffering.

"Drink it," he urges. "I know you're angry with me. But don't take it out on your own body."

Aaron sits down on the bed. He won't leave without seeing her drink it.

Still angry with him, Katrina studiously ignores him. She deliberately turns her back to him to get him out of her sight.

Katrina loses her temper and acts like a child, reminding Aaron of the past.

Every time she was angry with him, she refused to eat or take medicine.

Why does she always have to harm her body?

This is her way of getting even with him, isn't it?

Aaron always feels horrible whenever he sees that Katrina is ill. She knows that he cares about her and doesn't want to see her suffer, so she bravely rejects the medicine.

Fearing she might hate him even more, Aaron chooses not to force her to drink medicine the way he used to by feeding it to her by mouth.

But he can't leave when she is suffering so much.

Aaron places the cup on the bedside table and lies down beside her.

"Since you won't drink it, I'll stay here with you so you won't die in the middle of the night without no one to call an ambulance for you," Aaron says, not finding anything wrong with his words.

But Katrina turns around to stare at him incredulously.

What is he saying?

Is he staying here?

Is he going to stay in her room all night?