Master Odell’s Secret Ex-Wife

Chapter 1596

Sherry felt as if her feet were made of lead. She wanted to approach to get a closer look, but her feet would not move. Even her voice had escaped her entirely. As much as she wanted to speak up, she had difficulty even forming a whisper.

Soon, Madam Stockton was wheeled away.

Queenie marched rapidly and nervously next to the crew of nurses. Julie trailed after closely as well. They passed by Sherry.

Then, John suddenly walked up to her. There was a hint of redness and a piercing look in his eyes.

Sherry suddenly felt suffocated. Her lips quivered, “I… I’m sorry.”

John grimaced instinctively and spat, “I must have been blind to fall for a woman like you time and time again.”

Sherry felt a sour sting rising up to her nose, and she was overtaken by an urge to cry. She lowered her head to avoid looking at John and apologized in an aggrieved

voice, “I’m sorry… I’m sorry.”

“What is your apology good for at this point?” His towering figure domineered over her. He grabbed her by her chin and made her look into the sharp reflection in his eyes. “I wouldn’t forgive you even if you died right here and now.”

John’s spiteful remark was like a punch to the gut, and Sherry felt as if her insides were torn apart. Before she could utter a single word, he let go of her.

away in the direction Madam Stockton

toward.

barely steady herself on her feet.

nurse passed by. It was one of the paramedics who had been in the ambulance,

give out underneath her, the nurse hurriedly stepped forward and held her steady. She said in a concerned

need to

glanced at her left forearm.

her arm when she had dragged

clothes were burned right through, and blistering spots had

sight. She doubted that she would even have noticed her injury

in a detached voice, “Thanks, I’ll deal with it

objected, “No, we have to have it treated now, or else it will leave permanent

and walked away.

that Sherry was going to head to the ward to have her wound.

was the last night on her mind now. She had to wait

hospital, so she assumed this was far from the best hospital in Glanchester. Still, she recalled that Madam Stockton still exhibited a glimmer of consciousness when she was dragged out of the car, and

of the building into the

blew from the oncoming direction. She took a deep breath and stared absently