The tall man was stunned for a moment. He didn't expect Kenyon, who usually didn't say a word, to have such a sharp side.
The tall man quickly lowered his head and apologized obediently. "I'm sorry, Miss."
Kenyon naturally reached out to hold Ellen's hand and walked toward the ward.
Those guards didn't dare to say a word.
The Corben family said that irrelevant people were not allowed to visit, but they also said that they should not make Kenyon angry. His mood was very important.
Kenyon went into the ward, holding Ellen's hand and asked, "Have you had a good meal?"
Then, he touched Ellen's wrist, feeling a little distressed. "You seem to have lost weight."
It had not been easy for her to gain weight.
Ellen couldn't hold back her tears anymore.
What Kenyon cared about was always different from others. He only cared about her health.
Only Kenyon could sense her emotions immediately.
