Mr. Sallow's Sinful Wife by Maisie Chasey
Chapter 141
Chapter 141 Why Are You Crying?
As they exited the Town Hall, a motorcycle suddenly zoomed past from the left.
“Nancy, watch out!” Nicholas exclaimed, his heart skipping a beat.
Without hesitation, he sprinted towards her and pulled Nancy into his arms, one hand around her waist and the other protecting her head.
“Ah!” Startled, Nancy let out a loud scream.
Suddenly, there was a loud crash, and the motorcycle in front of them tumbled to the ground. The rider rolled over and landed heavily, groaning in pain.
The surroundings fell eerily silent.
Nancy sought refuge in Nicholas’ embrace, her ears filled with the sound of his pounding heart.
“Are you hurt?” Nicholas asked softly, finally catching his breath and looking at her.
“I’m fine. I’m not hurt. What about you?” Nancy asked.
Nicholas released her and rushed to the injured man on the ground.
Approaching him, Nicholas lifted him and growled, “Why were you riding so fast? Do you want to die? Do you realize you almost hit my wife?” Nicholas shouted, his fists clenched, as if he was about to strike.
Taken aback, Nancy quickly ran over to stop him. “Nicholas, calm down!”
“He was speeding. He doesn’t care about his life. I have to teach him a lesson today. I’ll make sure he learns!”
The thought of Nancy almost being hit by the motorcycle filled Nicholas with rage, making it difficult for him to calm down.
What if I hadn’t been there to save her?
He couldn’t bear to imagine the consequences.
Nancy didn’t want him to make a mistake, especially not for her. She reached out and gently grabbed Nicholas’ arm, coaxing him, “Let the police handle it. There’s no need for you to get involved personally.”
If Nicholas were to act first and the incident became public, he would lose the moral high ground, even if he was in the right.
As the head of a large company, every move he made was scrutinized. It wouldn’t be worth it to let a minor incident like this affect him.
injured too. Don’t worry. I’ll definitely obey traffic regulations in the
slightly, and
Even when he was angry, he expressed it in a civilized manner, often using his gaze and demeanor to make the other person yield.
to resort to violence was something Nancy
of wanting to use violence, all
left a slight
Nicholas had injured his arm. His skin was scraped and
go to the car. I’ll take
was injured while trying to protect
her, just seeing him hurt made
wait for the police to take him away.”
left only after the police had taken the young man
quickly found
back seat, which was relatively spacious, and Nancy
hand.
hurt?” she
to Nicholas. But when he saw her lowering her head, looking so serious and anxious, he changed
the same time, he furrowed his eyebrows.
moment. I’ll be gentle.”
consoled him softly as she treated
this kind of comfort. He sat quietly, allowing Nancy to clean his wound and apply
a sudden burning sensation passed through his arm, causing
first applied. However, it’s very effective. Just bear with it, hmm?” Nancy gently consoled, blowing
arm.
focused and carefully dressed the wound.
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his head. From his line of sight, he couldn’t see her entire face, only her graceful curves. Her fair and smooth skin
even see the fine little hairs on her
was truly fair, with skin as clear as snow and a face smooth and unblemished like a
what kind of injuries she would have suffered if she had really fallen to
carlier.
“It’s been a while. It should be better now. How do you
raised his head. “Yes,
his head, his deep eyes met Nancy’s
features were gentle
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