After the CEO Divorced Me, He Wants Me Back by Riverflow

Chapter 1104

Jolie closed her eyes and said weakly, "I won't break up."

"You..." Daisy was taken aback by her stubbornness.

Jolie had always been the most obedient child, the one who listened without question. Yet now, she was completely unyielding.

Sighing heavily, Daisy sat down beside her. At this point, there was little she could do. Terence had already lashed out, but even that didn't make Jolie relent. If she refused to break up, what more could they do?

For now, Daisy decided to leave the matter alone. If talking to Jolie wouldn't work, perhaps convincing lan would be the way forward.

"Are you hungry?" Daisy asked after a pause.

"No," Jolie replied faintly. The only sensation she could focus on was the pain radiating from her back. She lay on her stomach, too afraid to move.

Daisy let out a soft sigh. "If you get hungry, let me know. I'll make you whatever you want."

"Mm." Jolie barely responded, closing her eyes as exhaustion pulled her into a restless sleep.

...

Night fell, and Jolie stirred uneasily, a strange feeling washing over her as if someone was watching her.

she saw a figure seated beside her

awake now, Jolie's gaze focused on the figure. Her voice, weak and hoarse, broke the silence. "Mr.

his expression unreadable.

investigated the situation, uncovering the truth effortlessly. He knew why she'd been beaten-because she'd refused to break

her resistance? Her unwavering attachment to

How laughable.

this for

tone. Pressing her lips together,

If someone saw him in her hospital room, it would cause unnecessary

suddenly stood, leaning over her. Before she could react, he grabbed her chin and, despite the awkward

She couldn't move any attempt to do so sent

almost devouring as if he wanted to consume her whole. It ended just as abruptly as it began, and he released her with a look of cold

to draw boundaries

"Does your boyfriend know that the night before you

up, you were still

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with tears, shimmering with indignation. "Gavin, I don't owe you anything anymore. You don't have the right to say

had owed him, she'd repaid. Those encounters had