Chapter 136

Hearing that, Sabrina visibly flinched, a wave of panic washing over her like she'd been caught red-handed. She pretended not to understand, glanced at the time and said, "It's late. Mr. Bennett, you're still recovering, you should go home and rest." "What are you so afraid of?" Cassian furrowed his brows, straight to the point with no room for her to hide. Her heart skipped-he hit the nail on the head. "I'm not afraid," she shot back reflexively. "You can't even look me in the eye." That made her angry. Her head snapped up, locking eyes with him. Those dark and unreadable eyes seemed to pull her in. She felt that familiar, uncontrollable flutter rising in her chest. When she saw the slight smirk on his lips, her face instantly heated up like someone had pulled the rug out from under her. He stood and slowly walked over, keeping his gaze locked on her. "Tell me. Why didn't you wait outside the OR?" She bit her lip. "The doctor said your life wasn't in danger." "There's no such thing as