Chapter 37 | Coward

"I'm such a coward, Henry," Harvey speaks with a weak voice, "He told me to run, and I did it."

"As you should," Henry says, "He saved you, Young Master."

"They shot him because of me," Harvey rests his head against the seat and cries.

Henry doesn't say a word. He knows it's not Harvey's fault, but he can't help worrying about his new friend. Eden is one of the kindest people he's ever met in his life. He admires him for taking so many responsibilities without giving up. The worse could happen if Grayson and his men don't save him in time. What would become of little Leo? The poor boy is attached to his father, and Henry can't imagine how his life would be without Eden.

When they arrive at the mansion, Henry asks the maids to force Harvey to take a shower. His body doesn't stop trembling, and he needs some warm water to calm him down.

"Make him a soup or anything that might help him," he adds. He looks around and sees that most of the bodyguards le