His Unveiled Passion

Chapter 53

Tessa stared at Yasmin with piercing eyes, as though trying to burn a hole through her.

"Yasmin, you should be grateful that I was there today. If I hadn't intervened and Jasmine had died at the hands of the criminal, there would have been blood on your hands."

Yasmin bit her bottom lip in silence, her face drained of all color.

At that moment, Jasmine spoke with concern, "Ms. Yates, your wound is still bleeding. You should go to the hospital to get it treated."

Tessa had indeed been injured. Although it wasn't life-threatening, she had lost a significant amount of blood. Her entire left sleeve was now stained red.

She ignored Yasmin entirely, turned around, and left the law firm to go to the hospital.

After having her wound treated, Tessa went to pay for her medication. As she turned a corner, she ran into Wendy.

Wendy's face tightened with displeasure as she asked coldly, "Tessa? What are you doing here?"

It surprised her to see Wendy in Rivertown with Zachary. Then again, it made sense. Zachary always took Wendy with him wherever he went. Coming to Rivertown, he was unlikely to leave her behind in Haverford.

on Wendy, Tessa stepped around

glared at Tessa's retreating figure,

you truly are a ghost

her mind drifted to

Rovanya when Zachary suddenly booked a flight to Rivertown. Was it because of Tessa? Could his injury from last

she thought about it, the

...

the moment he learned from the news that

the news that there was trouble at your firm and that someone was stabbed. Are you okay?

Tessa spoke into her phone while waiting for the elevator. "I'm fine. I'm at the hospital where you're admitted. I'll stop by

sounded anxious. "Are

calm tone. When the elevator reached Stephen's floor,

serious," he said, his concern

at

If the doctor hadn't cut off her sleeve during the treatment and Stephen saw that blood-soaked

can't feel at ease without one protecting you. Don't

and gave a

and spoke in a warm tone. "I'll find

was an unusual situation. It's not usually this dangerous." Stephen insisted, "I still won't

looking at him with a