Chapter 918:
Belinda hurriedly collected her belongings and returned to Lucas’ vehicle.
Neither of them spoke on the way to Belinda’s place.
Upon arriving, Lucas strode directly into the kitchen without hesitation. A short while later, he returned to the living room holding an ice pack and a towel.
With deft hands, he wrapped the ice pack in the towel and positioned one hand behind Belinda’s head while gently applying the cold compress to her swollen forehead with the other.
Belinda flinched at the sudden chill and let out a soft hiss of discomfort.
“Does it hurt?” Lucas asked, his brow furrowing with genuine concern.
“It’s not painful—just a bit chilly,” Belinda replied.
“Just bear with it for a while,” Lucas said softly.
instinctively reached for the
hold
“Don’t move,” Lucas said.
instantly froze in place, feeling the weight
expression remained grim. Belinda glanced at him, her eyes flashing briefly as she said, “That person
believed her without question. He knew that Belinda wasn’t someone who was easy to mess with. She would always retaliate on the spot. Yet still, anger
stories on
it aside and inspected Belinda’s forehead closely. The swelling had diminished considerably; however, the
sympathy crossed his eyes
she felt an unexpected warmth on her forehead—it was Lucas kissing
hard, her heartbeat
she could form another word,
composed, as if the intimate moment
something
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