With a cold expression on his face, Frederick took a look at Carson and he knew he wanted to tell him something. "Okay!"

However, his heart dropped on the inside. Was there something wrong with Alicia's health?

Before going out, Frederick leaned over to cover her up. "Be obedient, don't run around!"

With a cold snort, Alicia turned over and showed him her back.

He was agitated by the action and felt a jolt of anger. This woman was impossible!

Still, he left and shut the door.

He sent Carson downstairs. Carson spoke before leaving, "Does she have a habit of self-abuse?"

Generally, women with self-abuse habits had some mental problems! He remembered seeing her in a state of frenzy when he first walked in. Afterward, she was chattering all the way, giving him the impression that she was quite optimistic. People who were positive seldom self-abuse, thus he was confused.

He spoke doubtfully but with a slightly affirmative tone. Frederick was startled. "What did you say?"

Self-abuse? How could it be possible? If such a heartless woman self- abused, would there be anyone in the world who hadn't?

"The scar on her leg just formed a scab and it should be a recent injury, definitely not for more than a month. Judging from the direction and depth of the wound, I thought she stabbed herself!" "Are you saying that she caused the wounds on her leg herself?"

Frederick could not believe his ears. He noticed those wounds when he changed her clothes the night before. There were also traces of stitches but her mental condition was unstable and they had not talked properly, therefore he did not have the chance to ask her. Those scars looked recent and they appeared in the time when he had not come home. He had never seen them before!

Her skin was smooth and delicate without any blemishes. He would not forget those apparent scars!

Nodding, Carson spoke.

should be! The wound is shallow at the top and deep at the bottom, and it's on the thigh. Judging from the direction of the wound, she stabbed herself before pulling it upwards. If

demonstrated the action as

thigh with a sharp object! That's why the wound looks like that,

appearance and body were precious to her. She would follow strict diets even if she had only gained a tiny bit of weight. She was that close to starving for the whole

to her

Are

the moment, she's fine! But, pay more attention to her mental state and how she's feeling. The mental trauma on women is usually

Carson out, Frederick

saw her bundled up in the quilt again. Gently tugging

food? If you end up starving yourself—"

speaking, Alicia already sat up and snatched the food from him. She grabbed it and took a huge bite. The food looked dry and unappetizing but she ate it all the same, not a word or

she look so delicate but gave a feeling that she would eat just anything and was very easy

would not let her body suffer.

that she was willing to eat, Frederick felt relieved. He went to get her some soup and brought a couple more bread rolls. "Eat a little first, we can order anything you want in the

She had not eaten since the previous night and went through a lot,

ate, Frederick turned around and passed her the

took two huge gulps of water and felt rejuvenated. She did not even need

inexplicable gaze as he

on the bed. If he would not sign the divorce papers, would she have to bear with him for the rest of her life? Alas! She could not win

did not know if it was the effect of the medicine or if she was too full, she felt a wave of

Frederick sat

while, he remembered something. He lifted up the quilt and raised one corner of her nightdress. He saw the wound; it was

would she hurt herself for no reason? Did something happen? Did she do it subconsciously out of discomfort? When did it happen? How long had he not returned home before this? All these questions filled his mind, leaving him in deep thought for

a sudden and he rejected the call by reflex. Alicia was disturbed by

at her, he quickly set his phone on vibrate

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