Chapter 407 Visit Susan
Jackson's eyes burned with affection as he gazed at Lillian.
Lillian blushed and asked, "Don't you like it?"
A smile crept into Jackson's eyes. "I love it, a lot."
His hand slipped under her clothes, caressing her. He whispered, "Lillian, your figure is amazing."
Lillian shyly protested, "Don't touch me like that. We're outside."
Jackson chuckled against her shoulder, teasing, "So, it's okay inside? Are you inviting me?"
Hearing his husky voice, Lillian felt her body heat up.
He carried her back to the room, pressing her onto the bed.
Lillian's long hair spread across the pillow. Her face flushed, and her lips parted in silent invitation.
Jackson removed his tie and leaned down, cherishing her gentle passion.
He slowly played with her body, tirelessly teasing her, watching her reactions.
He insisted she make groans of unbearable desire, crying and begging him.
He whispered hoarsely, "Lillian, don't ever think about leaving me! Not even for a second!"
Jackson had been exhausted by Lillian.
The thought of her leaving drove him crazy!
He couldn't bear it!
Lillian hugged Jackson tightly, feeling so happy she was almost dazed and scared.
She whispered in his ear, "Okay."
She added in her heart, 'Jackson, let's live well together from now on. If you make me sad again, I will really hate you.'
After Susan was transferred from the ICU to a regular ward, Jackson brought Lillian to the hospital.
When Jackson held Lillian's hand and walked into the ward, Adara was wiping Susan's face.
Seeing them, Adara smiled and greeted, "Jackson."
She wanted to call Lillian but hesitated.
Susan, on the bed, happily reached out and said, "Jackson, I didn't expect the surgery to be successful. I can witness your wedding with Star. Keep it simple and hurry up, okay? I'm afraid my body won't hold up for long. If I can attend the wedding, I will be at peace."
Adara leaned over to remind her, "Mom, Mrs. Frane is here too. Don't say that."
Jackson tightened his grip on Lillian's hand.
This time, Lillian was mentally prepared. Since she had decided to return to Jackson, she wanted to stay with him through all the sorrow and share his responsibilities towards the Price family.
Jackson respected Susan like a mother, and Lillian was willing to treat Susan like a mother, too.
Lillian smiled at Adara and nodded, then held Jackson's hand and followed him to the bedside, presenting the flowers she brought to Susan and saying softly, "Susan, I brought you a bouquet. I wrapped them myself. There are light pink carnations, bright yellow roses, green lisianthus, and orange tulips, all symbolizing health and happiness. Smell them, the fragrance is elegant and long-lasting, with morning dew on them, full of vitality and beauty. You can touch them."
Lillian smiled as she reached for Susan's hand, wanting her to feel the vitality and beauty.
However, Susan's smile faded, and she waved her hand, hitting the bouquet.
Instantly, the bouquet scattered, flowers falling to the ground.
Fortunately, Jackson reacted quickly, pulling Lillian away from the bedside and preventing her from being hit in the face.
Susan was agitated as she said, "Jackson, Lillian knows I can't see, so why bring a bouquet? Is she mocking me for being blind and lifeless, saying I should have died long ago?"
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