Falling for My Contractual Wife

Chapter 71

After hanging up the phone, she couldn’t quite belleve it. Although Jacksonville is next to Capern City, it should still take over two hours by car, right? But it’s only been an hour and a few minutes!

Seeing Grace covered in injuries, her heart trembled in fear.

Brian quickly arrived. When he saw Grace, who was on the verge of death, his heart sank and rushed over to her side.

Nancy hurriedly retreated to the side.

“What happened? Who hit you?” Brian asked in a low voice, embracing her by her shoulders.

Grace hissed. “It hurts…”

When Brian heard this, he pulled up her sleeve. Her fair arm was covered in bruises.

He lifted up her clothes; there were no injuries on her stomach, but there were several marks on her chest from being kicked. Most of them were on her back. Her back was saturated with bruises, a sight too dreadful to behold.

“I’m sorry, Grace. It’s all my fault. I shouldn’t have let you go out alone.” Nancy couldn’t help but cry when she saw her injuries.

“Even if the two of us come out together, the result will be the same. Grace shook her head weakly.

take you to the hospital.” Brian carried her bridal style.

tugged at his sleeve. “I

need to go to the hospital immediately!” Brian carried her

hospital. I’m scared…” Grace used all her strength to sit up in the passenger’s seat and begged

him with tears in her eyes, as

her so fearful. He held himself back from starting the car and asked,

hospital?”

the hospital, she will definitely be put through all kinds of tests. Once her blood is drawn, the truth about her

cried pitifully and begged, “They will look at me strangely when I go to the hospital. I’m scared… I don’t want to go.

at her and suddenly recalled the scene of her biting his

seemed that her depression has not improved.

the hospital, but your injuries have to be treated. Can I take you to the clinic? There are very few

Chapter 71

in the clinic, so don’t worry.”

heaved a sigh of relief and

Brian

best suite and carried

and asked cautiously, “Mr. Francis, do you need

somberly, “Go back to your room first.”