Billionaire's Reborn Baby
Chapter 908 Looking for Someone (4)

Roxy looked around. There were shouts and cries everywhere, which was totally different from Doctor Mueller's quiet background sound.

Collin probably noticed the noisy surroundings she was in and asked again, "Where did you go? Why is the place so noisy?"

Roxy had a lot of questions she wanted to ask. 'Why did he turn off his phone? Why didn't he call and tell me? In the past, no matter what time it was, he would always call and tell me that he wouldn't come that night.'

This was the first time that he had said nothing.

This was the first time that his cell phone had been turned off.

And this was the first time that she hadn't been able to replace him anywhere.

Roxy wiped away the tears that unconsciously flowed out from her eyes and said in a trembling voice, "I'll be going back later."

After hanging up the phone, the few people who had carried the stretcher earlier came over and asked her, "Miss, have you found the person you were looking for?"

Roxy nodded, "Yes.

"I've found him."

In the car back home, Roxy received another call from the editor, "Damn it! I just asked. It's not Doctor Mueller. It's a doctor with a similar surname as his. Anyway, I don't know what it exactly is. After all, it's not your Doctor Mueller. You'd come home as fast as you could!"

"Okay, I know," Roxy said indifferently.

At three in the morning...

Roxy showed up at the door drenched, and was about to take out her key to open the door when the door was opened by the person inside.

Collin frowned and looked at her. "Where did you go? What happened to you?"

Roxy ignored him and walked straight in.

Collin grabbed her arm and asked, "Where did you go?"

Touching the coat, he only found that her body was wet.

Roxy lowered her head and her expression was hidden. However, her eyes were a little red. It was unknown whether she had cried or suffered from the cold wind. Her voice was exceptionally hoarse as she said, "Doctor Mueller, that's none of your business."

Collin stared at her straight for quite a while, but Roxy walked away from him and went straight in. He was about to close the door when he saw a blood stain on the door. Under the light of the hallway, he clearly saw that the blood stain extended from the direction of the elevator to his feet.

Roxy showered for half an hour. When she came out, Roxy brought a glass of warm milk to her lips. She took it over and drank it. Then she took a blanket from the sofa and walked past Collin to the bedroom.

She needed to rest.

Collin did not stop her. After she fell asleep, he turned on the light and lifted the quilt to check her body. Other than the soles of her feet, there was no other injury. He was slightly relieved.

It seemed that Roxy had fallen into a river. There was a cut on the sole of her right foot. Perhaps it had been soaked in water for a long time, so the wound was severely pale. Collin took a cotton swab to disinfect it. The process might cause her some pain so that her foot reflexively shrank. Collin assumed that she was awake. But when he looked up, he only saw her sleeping uneasily with her eyes closed. Collin came out after washing his hands. By then, it was already a while past four o'clock. He could only sleep for two hours. He gently got on the bed, hugged Roxy through the quilt, and then closed his eyes. Roxy woke up in the afternoon. When she sat up, she saw that the wound on her foot was wrapped in gauze. She lowered her head and rubbed the gentle gauze. Then she put her feet into her slippers and walked out.

There was breakfast on the table. She took it into the kitchen to heat it up, and then went into the bathroom to get washed up.

The dirty clothes that had been tossed into the dirty laundry basket yesterday disappeared. It was possible that Collin had thrown them away. Anyway, the clothes were gone.

She went to the kitchen and ate the food as brunch. Then she made herself a cup of coffee and sat down on the sofa. She forgot to turn off the computer yesterday, which had been turned off automatically since it had run out of battery. She picked up the battery wire and charged the computer. In the process of waiting, she was in a daze and quietly stared at the dark screen of the computer.

"Now I know what happened. It turned out that Doctor Mueller did not go to Heving City to rescue at all! He went on a blind date! Gosh, I'm so furious!"

When she got out of the car last night, she received a call from the editor, who complained and sighed. Roxy didn't hear what the editor said next. She looked up and saw the floor where she lived and noticed that the light was on.

At night, Collin once again came very late. He was forced by Cora to take Jade to go shopping and watch a movie. It was almost 10:30 pm before he sent Jade home.

It was already eleven o'clock when he reached Roxy's place.

Every night, no matter how late he came, as long as he opened the door, he would see bright light all over the living room, and Roxy sleeping on the sofa, curling up like a cat.

But tonight, when he opened the door, it was completely dark inside.

He thought that Roxy was out again, but when he walked into the bedroom, he saw her lying on the bed early to sleep.

He wanted to ask her where she had gone last night, whether she had fallen into the river, how she had been injured, and how she had lost one of her shoes, but now, he only wanted to hold her in his arms and have a good sleep.

Collin took a shower and quietly climbed onto the bed. When he got into the quilt, he found that Roxy wasn't wearing any clothes. He reached out and touched her skin. When he noticed that Roxy's breath had slightly changed, he lowered his head and kissed her lips.

Collin wasn't sure if he had misread it, but in his sense, Roxy was much more cooperative than before. The only difference was that she did not say a word from the beginning to the end, nor did she call him Doctor Mueller.