Rebirth of the Wife in Despair by Tess Munoz

Chapter 37 Eric Almost Killed Her!

After a while, Eileen opened her eyes and was instantly awake when she saw Eric.

Eileen pulled her foot back and said, “Eric, why are you.

in

my room?”

Damn, what did she say just now?

Eileen cringed in shock.

“When did you come in?”

Eric held safflower oil and said, “Come over. Let me massage your leg.”

His gaze made Eileen feel uncomfortable.

Eileen shook her head and said, “It’s okay, Eric. Sharon has already massaged it for me.”

Eric frowned and said, “Eileen, listen to me. I don’t want to repeat any words.”

Eric would do something even more inappropriate if Eileen rejected him.

This was how they interacted in her past life. Eileen would have been obedient to Eric.

Eileen had no choice but to take her leg out of the blanket. It was delicate and pampered.

Eric grabbed her ankle and slowly massaged it.

“It hurts!”

please be gentle.”

calmly, “Didn’t you just

going to be fine.

“Okay.”

ankle. He had never treated her like this before. He was somehow attractive

all sides of Eric. However, she had never seen

before.

spread out evenly. Be more careful next time!”

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her pain seemed to have disappeared. She even

said, “Eric, I’m better now! You should

her ankle had gotten

matters like this had made her lose control. What

The next morning…

up when her alarm rang on time. She quickly got out of bed. Her foot seemed to have recovered. She could not recall

what happened to Elsie last night. She hesitated for a while

few slices

suddenly came out from the kitchen and said, “Sit down and give breakfast. I’ll call

replied, “I’m rushing! Sharon, I’ll just have some toast.”

should have a nutritious

forget

already

“What’s going on?”

walked down the stairs in a

“Eileen left with only two slices of toast and

Eric went back to the

went to Elsie’s room since she had not

on the floor while her hair was all wet. She had a

quickly called a doctor to come over.

Elsie and said, “Nothing serious. Just a common fever. I’ll prescribe some medicine for her.”