“Lucinda likes handsome men.
Will she be disappointed when she sees me bald?”
“What are you talking about?”
Cyrus was taken aback by Nathan’s words.
“Even though she likes handsome men, she fell for you long ago and loves only you now.
Besides, your hair will grow back in no time, right?”
Both of them conversed while Nathan’s hair was quickly shaved off.
Cyrus examined his ‘masterpiece.’ “No need to worry about this. You still look good! Although your head does resemble a peeled egg!”
He immediately added, “But you’re still incredibly handsome!”
Nathan was stunned.
That didn’t make him feel much better.
In the afternoon, Nathan was discreetly wheeled into the operating room. Before entering, he grasped Cyrus’ arm as if he had something to tell him.
“Don’t worry. It’s just a benign brain tumor, and it’s only a minor surgery. You’ll be fine,” Cyrus reassured, thinking that Nathan was afraid.
Nathan shook his head.
“Lucinda has been gone for a week, and we have heard nothing from her yet.”
Each time Lucinda came to his mind, he felt anxious, as if she was in danger.
In fact, Cyrus had been trying to reach Lucinda several times, but her phone was constantly off.
This led Graham to take it upon himself to confirm her safety.
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However, since Nathan was undergoing an operation at the time, Cyrus couldn’t reveal the truth to him. All he could do now was come up with an excuse to put his mind at ease.
“Don’t worry, she’s fine. She sent me a text two days ago. We shouldn’t be concerned about anything else right now. Our focus should be on dealing with Mylo and Mekhi. Lucinda will be okay.”
Nathan held onto Cyrus arm and asked anxiously, “She sent you a text? What did she say?”
“Well…”
Cyrus hesitated for a moment, and then continued, “Well… She said she’s alright and told us not to worry about her… She also asked about your condition. Well, once your sight recovers, you can read her text yourself, alright?”
Nathan fell silent and his brow furrowed with worry.