Marriage Resumption (Valeria and Hackett)

Chapter 243

Cheryl was dragged away by Tyler amidst her cries and protests, casting a hateful gaze at the receding figure of Hackett in her eyes.

This man must still love Valeria the most, willing to shield her een from sulfuric acid. Wasn't that love! However, the more Hackett displayed his affection for Valeria, the more hatred brewed in Cheryl's heart.

In the hospital, Valeria was having her wounds treated. Her injures were actually quite minor, just a few drops had splashed onto her arm at the time, and they were even through her clothing.

While the nurse attended to her wounds, she said, "How on earth did you two manage to get splashed with sulfuric acid? It's not something you usually come into contact with in everyday life."

"It's a long story," Valeria replied, not in the mood to talk right now. She wondered how Hackett was doing. The blood stains on his back looked pretty scary a moment ago. Hopefully, it was not a large area that had been injured. Seeing that Valeria did not want to talk, the nurse refrained from further questioning and diligently continued to tend to her wounds.

After a while, another nurse entered the room and said, "The one who got splashed with sulfuric acid on his back is your husband, right? His injuries are not light, but he's enduring the pain quite well. He did not make a sound when I was treating him. He's really tough." Valeria's heart skipped a beat, and she could not help but ask, "Excuse me, is he seriously injured? Will there be any searring?" After all, she had seen the bloodstains all over his back, which looked terrifying. Why did fate always work like this? Just when she was about to lose hope in this man, she found herself owing Hackett an even greater debt.

The nurse replied, "It's not too severe, but the area is quite large. He may have to sleep on his stomach for a month, and he might run a fever in the next couple of days, so you have to pay attention to the treatment of the wound. Having finished, the nurse left.

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schedule, and he should recover quickly without any pigment deposits. His back injuries should heal." Valeria nodded and said, "Thank you, I will pass on the information to his

curiosity. "Ex-husband? He's still so devoted to you, and he's your ex-husband? You must be planning to remarry soon, right?" The nurse thought that it would not make sense to

"No, he's getting engaged to

acid. It was truly incomprehensible. After her wounds were taken care of, Valeria went to the room where Hackett was. He was supposed to stay in the hospital for observation for

wanting to go into the room but also hesitating. After all, there were so many people taking care of him, and the family's private doctor would be there at all times. She felt that she would only be in the way to

whether to go in, Tyler, who had brought Cheryl to the police station and rushed to the hospital, approached

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let go of the huntful words Hackett had spoken to her in the parking lot that day. He had already made it clear, and she felt embarrassed to linger here any longer. Valeria still wanted to leave but

lay on the bed shirtless, his back covered in medication. The numerous wounds looked daunting explaining the bloodstains on his shirt. It was painful even simply looking at it.... Hackett seemed to be resting with his eyes

"How are you?"

"How are you?

both hesitated for a moment, they asked the same question

They did not expect to spill out the same question in sync. Then she replied, "I'm fine. It was just a few drops on me. I will rest for a few days, but you're the one with the more serious

as if it was

nurse said it was quite serious. You might run

the man interrupted her. The nurse was just trying to scare you. It's not that serious. I'll be fine after a few days of rest, too. If you have things to do, you should go back. Alex needs someone with him. He can't do without you at night." "Well, alright. There are doctors and nurses here. If you need anything... Halfway through her sentence, she stopped, feeling that it was unnecessary.