OFF LIMITS: FAKE DATING THE ICE KING のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 51 - チャプター 60

THELMA’S POV I kept my eyes on Rhys as soon as I realized that he was very nervous. I could see that he was scared of whatever it was that they were talking about. “Tell me what? What’s going on between the two of you? What are you guys hiding?” I became more curious than I had ever been, my impatience growing by the second. Realizing that it was going to be a long night, I dropped my handbag on the couch beside me and walked up to them with my curious expression intact. “Pamela? Go on, tell me what I want to hear.” I folded my arms and took in a deep breath while I kept my eyes on Pamela. She seemed very eager to expose whatever secrets they were hiding from me, but Rhys was still afraid of what could happen. I could have sworn that I caught him giving her a sign not to say anything, but she ignored him completely and focused her attention on me. “Thelma? You must be very tired. Why don’t you go in and have some rest? I'll make you something to eat.” “No, Rhys! Don’t do that!

CHAPTER FIFTY RHYS’ POV The previous night ended brutally, with Pamela receiving the beating of her life from Thelma, who was so furious that the entire walls of the house remained still throughout the night. I would have left Pamela to whimper in pain on the ground, but I didn’t want her to die close to me. Also, she was carrying my child. It would have been very callous of me to have left her there. Taking her back in would have been an attempt to kill her. I could see the rage in Thelma’s eyes; she never played with the safety of her son.What baffled me was the fact that Pamela did the exact thing I begged her not to do. I remembered that I told her not to give Davenuts because he was allergic to them. I didn’t think she was going to feed him, but I had to tell her because I knew how much Thelma warned me not to give him nuts or even let him get close to them. I figured she did that just to spite Thelma, whom she saw as a competition. But it was obvious that she was never goi

CHAPTER FIFTY-TWO JAX’S POV I got so much interested in Thelma’s son as soon as Rhys mentioned that he was also allergic to nuts just like me. That was something that I had never seen or heard from anyone else. I would have let go of the situation since Thelma and I had never been together, but there was something about her that always lured me to her. Even Dave was very interesting to talk to. I tried severally to call Rhys so that he could send me the address of the hospital, but he refused to take my calls. I realized that he was doing that intentionally, but that didn’t stop me from doing what I had in mind. But there was a little problem. A problem that made me reach out to Rhys after I tried to call Thelma without getting through to her. Some of the workers at the construction site were beginning to mumble over something that could only be taken care of by Thelma. I didn’t know how to handle the situation since they were more familiar with her and didn’t seem to enjoy the

CHAPTER FIFTY-FOUR THELMA’S POV I didn’t know if I was to ask Anton or Rhys if any of them had told the two of them where I was. I looked at Rhys, and seeing that he was surprised to see his brother, I turned to look at Anton, who had his eyes on Lara. “What are you doing here, Lara? Are you done with all I asked you to do?”“Yes, boss! I brought Alpha Jax to see Thelma. He said that she hadn’t been taking her calls.” Lara was clearly trying to paint me black, but it didn’t look like it was going to work out for her; instead, it backfired at once. “I think you should go back to the office since you have already done what you are here for.” Anton didn’t look very pleased to see Lara, but she was more focused on staring at me like I had committed the worst crime in the entire world. She looked at Rhys and Dave for a few seconds, and then she returned her gaze to me with a smirk on her face. “Lara? Leave.” Anton said with a little imperative tone; the smirk on his face was very vis

CHAPTER FIFTY-SIX THELMA’S POV Dave may have stopped asking the question about Jax being his father, but I was certain that the thoughts still lingered in his mind. The Doctor realized that he had healed faster than he expected, and he decided that he didn’t really need to stay in the hospital any longer except I needed an eye to be kept on him. I was so eager to leave at once, refusing to listen to Rhys, who suggested that we left him until the next day. He drove us home, and we got back at night, totally exhausted. But that didn’t stop me from giving my son a hot shower after he complained that he could still smell the stench of medicine. I knew that it was his mind messing with him, but what was my major concern was how I was going to be able to give him his medication without struggling for a long time. He had so much difficulty taking his medication, one of the reasons why I didn’t like him getting sick. While I was bathing him, I looked at his back carefully, and I could s