I Don’t Need Your Fake Love by Melandia

Chapter 89

Rhett got injured from time to time and only let Grace treat him. Grace thought he was a gangster, so she pulled a long face in front of him. Rhett came to her with new bleeding wounds on his hand that day. Grace looked at him coldly and treated his wounds as usual.

“Don’t let the wounds get wet for the next few days.”

“Dr. Parrish, why don’t you smile at all?” he asked.

Grace frowned, looking puzzled. “What’s there to be happy about in the hospital? Do you want me to say welcome to you?”

Rhett paused, and then burst into laughter. “I thought you were always serious. I didn’t expect you to make jokes.”

Grace rolled her eyes at him. “It’s done. You can leave now.

Rhett grabbed her wrist, his cheeks flushing.

“There is a ball tomorrow. I wonder if I have the honor to invite you to attend with me.

Grace was taken aback by the look in his eyes. She realized that he was seriously pursuing her.

She took a deep breath, withdrew her hand, and whispered, “I’ve been divorced and have a child.

“Don’t you even check my background before approaching me?”

She originally thought that after she said this, he would give up. But Rhett’s eyes were full of distress.

usual, he spoke seriously, “It’s not your fault. What’s more, it just means you have escaped from ??suffering and have a bright future,

but she refused to look at him. “I have ended a miserable. relationship. Do

choked, speechless for a while before saying, “But it

again. She was unsure of the reason behind her agreement. She watched Rhett’s back as he happily

a way to relax.

the ball, she found out Rhett’s identity, the youngest of the Floyd family in Drelar City.

bowed slightly, and extended his hand, saying,

and performed the first dance with

not the fool who deliberately hurt himself just

himself. The injuries were just severe enough to be bandaged in the hospital. He

well together. They were such a perfect match.

everyone applauded sincerely, as if they

goodbye to everyone politely and

standing alone by

for the first time that she appeared to be both tough and lonely. Rhett took off his coat, walked

trying to shield her from the

felt the warmth on her shoulders, turned

eyes.

smile, “Dr. Parrish, today is Christmas back home.

mouth and smiled, “There’s no lantern here.”

led her forward.

they ran forward. A lantern was in the car. Rhett took

held a corner of the lantern together.

Parrish, you must make a wish sincerely, so the deities in heaven will hear it.” They released