His unwanted wife, the world’s coveted genius by Derk Blaylock

Chapter 500:

“Ah!” the man cried out from the impact.

Gasping for breath, Belinda unleashed a flurry of kicks to the man’s head, adrenaline driving her strength. “You bitch! I will kill you!” the man exclaimed in anger, clutching his head.

After a few more powerful kicks, dizziness overtook Belinda. Her body swayed as she staggered backward a few steps. The sedative she had inhaled began to take effect. The man, seizing the moment, struggled as he stood up.

After being thrown and kicked so many times, the man felt excruciating pain coursing through his body. As he prepared to confront Belinda again, the sight of a couple approaching halted his movements. Acknowledging Belinda’s formidable combat skills, he clenched his teeth and made a reluctant decision to flee.

Belinda watched the man retreat, releasing a profound sigh of relief. Completely drained of energy, she slumped to the ground. Truthfully, had the confrontation continued, she might not have been able to overpower him. His strength was formidable, and the disorienting effects of the sedative had left her weak.

okay?” a concerned female voice called

fits of coughing, she said,

it!” the woman replied, quickly dialing the

arriving soon at the scene. After hearing Belinda’s account, the officers exchanged a grave glance. One of them turned to Belinda and said, “Ms. Wright, we need you to come with us to the police station. Your account matches elements of another case

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for a moment and then nodded, her voice

as she stood up, a wave of dizziness washed over her, causing her to almost stumble to the ground. Thankfully, the nearby officer was quick

take you to the hospital first, and the

her tone weary but composed. She

officers escorted Belinda to the nearest hospital. Not long after her arrival, the criminal investigation team arrived. Following protocol, they

Belinda had inhaled was minimal, leaving her in a stable condition. After an examination, the doctor placed her on an IV drip. However, her neck injury was more severe. A long, red mark—where the skin had been broken and bled—stretched across her neck. Judging by the thickness of the mark,