Healing my disabled husband
Chapter 808 Let'S Stop Here For Today

Chapter 808 Let's Stop Here For Today

After taking a long time to wash her face, Ivy hung her head and dared not go near Damion. The way she was now, she was absolutely hideous.

Ivy never felt that she was the greatest beauty, but it was very rare to be so embarrassed.

If in front of others, it was fine. But in front of Damion, Ivy always wanted her dignity.

Damion frowned, somewhat amused at her appearance.

He did not urge Ivy, just looked at her. Anyway, she always needed to come to him.

Ivy also knew that she could not linger for too long. Soon, she obediently walked to the opposite of Damion and sat down on the sofa.

Damion said, "The emotion is over. Now, let's have a good communication. You promise me that you will not cry again."

Ivy nodded and promised.

She herself did not want to cry any more.

It was a shame.

"Come on, tell me if you want to go to college," Damion said.

Ivy nodded and said, "Yes."

Damion was very relieved to receive such an emphatic answer from her.

"So, next question, do you want to go back to your college or do you want to change it?" he said.

Ivy lifted her face and finally looked directly at Damion.

"I'm not going back," she said.

She was too afraid of that city.

She couldn't imagine what she would face if she went back.

Damion nodded and said, "Okay, let's switch schools. Innisrial University is pretty good. What do you think?"

Ivy looked at Damion in shock and asked, "Can I go to Innisrial University?"

She didn't even dare to think about it.

Damion replied, "There may be some difficulties. I'll have to figure out how to get you there specifically. But as long as you're willing, I'll do my best to make it happen."

Ivy's eyes turned red again when she heard this.

No one had ever said such things to her before in her life.

Damion reached out and pinched Ivy's chin helplessly, saying, "Don't cry."

His sudden movement startled Ivy and the urge to cry dissipated instantly because of his actions. However, her expression became even more amusing at this moment which made Damion unable to hold back his laughter anymore.

This made Ivy even more embarrassed. Her face turned red with exaggeration.

Damion's voice softened, with a hint of tenderness and concern. "Don't cry, okay? It's getting late. Let's finish talking and I'll take you back to rest."

Ivy didn't know what came over her, but she blurted out, "I don't need to rest."

She really wanted to stay with Damion a little longer.

Naturally, Damion understood the meaning behind her words.

There was a deep meaning in his eyes but he didn't reveal it.

His lips curved slightly upwards, indicating that he was feeling pretty good at the moment.

However, Ivy didn't notice any of this.

After saying these things, she almost slapped herself for speaking such nonsense. She felt like she wasn't making any sense at all.

Ivy really wanted to cry now. She lowered her eyelashes and bit her lip hard in an attempt not to cry.

Damion lightly tapped Ivy on the forehead with his hand and said, "Okay then. If you don't want to rest, we can talk all night long."

"That won't do." Ivy immediately raised her head and looked at Damion, "You need to rest."

Tomorrow wasn't the weekend yet. Damion still needed to work so she can't let herself affect his work schedule.

Everything that Ivy was thinking about was written all over her face without any restraint or filter. It was displayed brightly in front of Damion's eyes.

Damion's lips curved slightly, showing a hint of helplessness towards her. She was just a young girl, and all her emotions were so obvious on her face that there was no need to ask - it could be seen at a glance.

But she was also very cute.

Damion said, "Don't cry anymore. Be good okay?"

Ivy was dazed and completely immersed in Damion's tone of voice. He was really gentle.

The admiration in Ivy's eyes was straightforward and bold without any concealment. Damion felt her emotions too and his heart wasn't calm either. This feeling was unfamiliar to him.

However, before he figured out how to respond, he didn't plan to show it directly. So he just rubbed Ivy's head and then sat back on the sofa opposite her again.

"Since you want to go to college," Damion said, "you need to start preparing for it from tomorrow onwards. You will live here from now on and I will help you hire teachers for extra lessons. Your previous grades were good so I believe picking up where you left off won't be difficult for you. You don't need any burden or pressure. This is just for better preparation."

Ivy obediently nodded and said, "I know. I'll prepare well."

Damion smiled with satisfaction and continued, "As for choosing your major... my suggestion is that you think about what you really want to do in the future or what truly interests you, instead of going with the flow like last time when you chose a major that had good job prospects."

Ivy nodded again but added, "Actually... I don't know what I like."

She didn't have many opportunities to choose in her life. In fact, her understanding of the world was very narrow.

She didn't know where her talent lay or what she loved.

Perhaps if someone else were asked this question, they would easily get an answer. But for her, it was a difficult task.

Damion understood Ivy's predicament and said, "It's okay. There is still plenty of time for you to think about it. This is not something that can be decided quickly."

Ivy nodded and looked gratefully at Damion.

She thought that she might never meet anyone as gentle as Damion again in her lifetime.

Ivy's gaze remained fixed on Damion's face. She had so much to say but couldn't bring herself to speak up.

All she could do was sniffle and carefully protect the emotions buried deep inside of her heart.

However, the young girl did not realize that what she was hiding actually wasn't hidden at all from Damion.

To some extent, he found this girl quite adorable and was willing to play along with whatever game she wanted to play.

After discussing college plans for a while longer, Damion said, "Alright then. Let's call it a night."