Chapter 10 Is The Woman Cora?

• Byron had always been renowned for his integrity and self-discipline in New York. But now, in the hospital parking lot, he was seen with a woman. Eason was taken aback, his expression subtly changing. He couldn’t help but notice that the woman’s voice sounded strikingly similar to Cora’s. Glancing at the car once more, he came up with something more to say: “Uncle Byron, how come you’re still here?” “Just leaving,” Byron replied, his voice noticeably huskier than usual. “My mother is still in Grandpa’s ward. I…” Eason tried to stay in the conversation as his gaze traced the woman in Byron’s car. “What are you peeking at? Go!”
• Byron’s cold scolding startled Eason, as Cora had just bitten Byron again. Before Eason could regain his composure, the window was shut completely, leaving him staring at the closed glass. A sense of reluctance lingered within him. Yet, upon reflection, he believed that no matter how resentful Cora might be, she wouldn’t resort to such absurd actions given his relationship with Byron. Eason decided not to give it another thought. After all, he had numerous concerns occupying his mind, particularly the baby in Mia’s womb. Each step he took felt burdensome. As soon as Eason left, Cora hurriedly pushed Byron away. But he clung tightly to her waist, refusing to let go.
• “You want to push me away right after taking advantage of me? Do you think I’m that easy to get rid of?” Byron was ready to take action, and his intentions were clear. Of course, Cora knew it was not easy to get rid of him. Worrying that Byron would call Eason back, she felt embarrassed but didn’t know what to do. “Well, we can’t do it here, right? It’s in public.” Observing her blushing face and reddened ears, Byron felt satisfied. He sat back in the driver’s seat and started the car. They spent the entire night making love. At dawn, Cora felt someone lifting the blanket covering her head and speaking to her.