All Chapters of Rescuing Him in Every Twisted World: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Over the past few days, Liesa had made some observations. She figured Angus had two major sources of frustration: his family and his leg injury. The emotional scars from his family, with his personality, she thought he could handle on his own. But his leg injury, that was a different story. The only way to calm that frustration was for him to come to terms with it.“You want to be fired?” Angus asked, his tone as cold as ever.Liesa forced a smile. “I’ll continue the massage.” It was a minor disability, really. Apart from the slight limp when walking, he was just like any other person. But Angus was so extreme about it, refusing to even walk a single step, staying in that wheelchair all day.She couldn’t help but wonder how long it would take before he’d accept his condition and let go of that resentment. The thought of the task dragging on endlessly made her sigh in frustration. Just as she was about to try persuading him again, a knock echoed through the room.“Come in.”“Mr. Romano

A sudden gasp broke the silence.Nina had drawn everyone’s attention. She quickly covered her mouth, looking embarrassed.“Sorry,” Nina said softly. “I saw Miss Valtieri’s outfit and thought she was one of the maids. I didn’t realize she was Angus’s girlfriend.”Her words instantly shifted the mood.Richard finally noticed the contrast between Liesa’s simple clothes and Nina’s expensive dress. His brows tightened slightly.Sam looked at Liesa with concern, thinking He thought, Liesa, however, remained perfectly calm. She stood there openly, letting everyone look her over.Then Liesa smiled gently at Nina. “Miss Swanson, are you feeling forgetful today?” Liesa asked. “Didn’t we already meet before? When you came to see Angus and cried to him about your problems?”The moment she said it, Silas and Nina both stiffened.“

Liesa cleared her throat and smoothly changed what she had planned to say.“Mr. Romano, it looks like you forgot to dry your hair,” Liesa said casually.Angus glanced at her with cool indifference.Then Angus’s eyes shifted to the TV behind her. His gaze narrowed slightly.“What are you doing?” Angus asked.“Watching TV,” Liesa answered immediately.“I’ve liked these programs for a long time,” Liesa added seriously.“They’re not related to my major, but I believe character comes before skill. Watching the world and learning about kindness and integrity helps improve my moral standards,” Liesa continued earnestly.“That way I can serve my patients better.”Angus stared at Liesa in silence for a long moment.Finally, Angus spoke.“Pointless effort,” Angus said flatly. “It won’t help.”Liesa blinked. She thought, Confused, Liesa turned her head toward the TV.Her expression froze.The news had already ended.Now a sausage commercia

The bright red blood on Liesa’s ear snapped everyone back to reality.Even Richard, who had been raging seconds ago, suddenly fell silent.Richard’s face darkened, but he said nothing more.Angus lowered his gaze.Angus acted as if he hadn’t noticed the wound on Liesa’s ear.Or perhaps Angus simply didn’t care.Just then, Sam hurried into the room. Sam had clearly rushed back overnight without any rest.The moment Sam stepped inside, he spotted the blood on Liesa’s ear.“What happened?” Sam blurted in shock.His voice broke the heavy silence. Silas immediately stepped forward, his expression concerned.“Miss Valtieri, are you alright?” Silas asked gently.“I’ll call the family doctor.”“If the wound isn’t treated soon, it might cause complications.”“No need, Mr. Silas Romano,” Liesa replied coolly.“It’s just a small cut. I can handle it myself.”Her tone carried an obvious distance. Liesa thought, Liesa folded her

Liesa sighed softly.Her gaze fell on the untouched plate in front of Angus. Toast, sausage, eggs, and vegetables still looked fresh and tempting.But Angus clearly had no interest.“If Mr. Romano isn’t hungry, then there’s nothing I can do,” Liesa said quietly.Liesa reached toward the plate. “But if we leave this, it’ll go to waste. I’m not hungry either, but I can—”“Put it down.” Angus’s voice was icy.Liesa’s hand froze in midair. She slowly pulled it back.“I was just trying to help…” Liesa said awkwardly.Before Liesa could finish, Angus picked up the knife and fork.Angus began to eat. His movements were slow and deliberate.Liesa stared at him. Frustration slowly crept onto her face.She thought, Watching a graceful person eat should have been pleasant. But watching while starving was a different story.Angus ate at a painfully slow pace.Every cell in Liesa’s body screamed with hunger. Meanwhile, Angus took his sweet time.It felt like a