My Husband Is A Gary Stu

Chapter 224 Rejecting His Touch

Being grabbed by the wrist, Genevieve had no choice but to stop smashing her violin.

“This is a birthday gift from my father, but he’s no longer here. Keeping it will just remind me of his demise, so I might as well destroy it,” replied Genevieve calmly as she used her other hand to part her hair.

“Then why did you buy it from Cooper?” Armand’s grip on her tightened a bit more.

“I wanted to give you a surprise, so I brought it back. But I no longer need it anymore.” Genevieve gave a small smile. Her gaze shone with neither sorrow nor glee.

Armand thought he heard an implicit message from the second half of her sentence. His heart ached. It had never burned with anxiety and fear of that intensity before.

He felt as though something he had been holding tightly in his hand was about to slip out of his fingers.

He tightened his grip once more when he sensed that Genevieve was trying to break free of his grip. He grabbed the violin from her and said, “Don’t smash it anymore, or you’re gonna hurt yourself. I’ll take care of it for you.”

Seeing that the violin had been broken beyond repair, she didn’t argue with him. “Then thank you, Mr. Faulkner.”

turned around and walked out of the bathroom after he let her

her stomach. Her entire body

quickly supported herself by the sink, but the pain was so intense that

and saw her on the ground. She was trembling a little and looked

on the sink

he placed her on the bed before calling

she’s sweating

left the hospital. Have her swallow two pills, then massage her stomach until the ache subsides.

thought about the blood between Genevieve’s legs and

the living room and grabbed Genevieve’s purse. He got a bottle of white pills from it, poured a glass of warm water, and returned to the

lean on his chest, he

assumed that she only stiffened because she

drank some water from the glass in his hand and

putting the glass on the nightstand, Armand put his hand on her stomach and realized that her entire being was still

he learned that she wasn’t nervous or in pain; she