"You'd better go out and get me some food," she added.
Hearing the old woman's words, Seira had no other choice but to obey her, "Okay, Ma. Then I'll go out for a while," she said while heaving a rough breath.
While on the other hand, Devan, who had entered the room where Leo was being treated, slowly approached his cousin.
"How are you feeling now?" asked Devan starting the conversation, the man then landed himself on the chair next to Leo.
"My cell phone is lost," Leo said hanging.
"Whether it's gone or someone stole it, I can't be sure," he continued, his eyes staring straight at the ceiling.
Devan's brow furrowed faintly, "You asked me to come in just because you wanted to discuss your cell phone? It looks like you're healthy now," said Devan.
"I'm not thinking about the phone, I'm just thinking about the data saved on it," Leo sighed harshly.
"Is it that important?"
"Is it related to your company?" asked Devan.
