《No Divorce For Us, Mrs. Godfrey》全部章節：第 361 章 - 第 370 章

Felix sent a signal for help through a look at his father and murmured meekly, “Um, Dad?”Damon crossed the room and demanded stoically, “Why are you here?”“You’ve got skills, Mr. Godfrey. Sending your thugs to confine me within the hospital while murdering my son before he was even born?” he replied back in kind. “Remember what you’ve done. Because I will, and I’ll bring it back in the future.”“Good. You know it’s all me. No need to take your ire out on the innocent.”Magnus sneered. He h

She lurched suddenly and tugged on his sleeves. “D-Don’t!”Jeanette’s shirt was already a disheveled mess, while the bathrobe was only good enough to cover her privacy. The act of extending her hand caused Elias’ coat to slip, and suddenly, her snow-fair shoulders and arms were bare.Elias turned red and looked away.“Don’t go to the hospital.” Jeanette breathed, almost begging. “I don’t want anyone to know.”“Fine, but you have to tell me what happened, okay?” Elias said. Feeling more and m

He reached out and patted her shoulder.She did not react.‘Asleep already, Jeanette?”“Mm.”That answer alone was enough. She was awake, but she was reluctant to talk.Damon let out a quiet—almost imperceptible—sigh and sat in silence at the edge of the bed.She had laid down there for the whole day. Felix was concerned, so he poked around their room to check in only to have his father shushed him away.Damon remembered how Jeanette had lied down like this without moving a muscle before—

He giggled. “Well, when was the last time you stressed over my wellbeing? Aww, I’m moved.”Jeanette set the first-aid medicine in front of him. “Here. You address your wound yourself. I mean, you’re the expert here.”Elias unscrewed the lid and doled its content on a cotton swab. He worked on his wound for a bit as he remarked, “You know, I’ve decided to return to my old calling in the hospital.”“Oh yeah?”“Yeah. I thought hard about it and realized I liked being a doctor more than doing bu

It was from Mimi Norton looking for a companion for a shopping trip. It startled Jeanette. She could not tell why Mimi would ask her on a hangout.Nevertheless, she agreed. She met the other woman with the expectation of some purpose, but her motive turned out to be genuine. She really just wanted to do some shopping. Or rather, window shopping—she did not buy anything on her trip, as it was dominated by the two strolling around while chattering endlessly about all kinds of novel topics and adv