Rebirth of the Wife in Despair by Tess Munoz
Chapter 127
Chapter 127 I Cannot Thank You Enough
There she noticed another book pressed under his hand, which were the notes he had copied. Eileen tilted her head to look at the words he had written on the notebook. His handwriting was neat and elegant. She had expected his handwriting to be as ‘wild’ as his personality, but to her surprise, it was even more beautiful than hers.
In truth, she had intended to give him the notebook. Eileen didn’t expect him to copy her notes, so she simply decided to do it for him.
It’s good that he has copied it all over again. It will help him remember it better.
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Eileen attempted to wake him up. If he continued sleeping, he would be locked inside the school.
After a while, she remembered that he was sick.
Right then, Eileen noticed something. At the top right corner of his desk, there was a pink thermos and a pill. Elm hadn’t touched them.
Eileen called out several times, but he gave no response. It wasn’t until she brushed aside his messy bangs to check his temperature that he reacted.
He has a high fever!
The next moment, the sleeping Elm suddenly opened his eyes. Eileen looked at him. indifferently, their eyes locked for a few seconds.
The atmosphere was eerily silent until Eileen withdrew her hand and spoke first. “I just happened to be passing by. Do you want me to take you to the hospital?”
“Why are you such a busybody?” The voice was deep and husky, devoid of warmth.
Eileen didn’t disagree with him.
As he wasn’t wrong, she didn’t feel angry. She nodded and said, “The school is about to close. Remember to go back early.”
Eileen turned around and left the classroom without a second glance.
“Damn, such melodrama!”
Elm wasn’t sure if he was talking about himself or about Eileen.
A few minutes later, Elm clutched the strap of his backpack and slung his bag over his shoulder. Three buttons of his school uniform were undone, revealing a black short-sleeved
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air of confidence and enthusian. Now he looked defeated like a dog that had fallen into the water, with his ears drooping. In the wa
the streetlights on. The street was rather desolate
need to follow me anymore. You can
me to the
Huh?
not
just accuse me of being nosy? Now, he needs my help, yet he still puts
a deep sigh, ultimately choosing not
could someone who
It’s quite chilly tonight.
be bothered. Cut the crap. Let’s go,” he said, his
up her backpack and reached
He wrapped his scarf around his neck again, a scarf that still held her sweet
said, “Going to the hospital is too much of a hassle. Let me take you somewhere
didn’t think much of what she was doing,
to take care of someone meticulously wasn’t a big
it seemed like an unspoken message, one
“Mm-hmm.” he responded.
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mingle with this bastard! I can’t tolerate this. Ineed
street, not far from the school gate, a black Audi was parked.
see what they are
partly due to his own intention, he followed the
pair in front of her, Yvette captured
was pitch black inside, so narrow that a car couldn’t make its way through.
how well my brother treated Eileen, she’s actually together with Elm. No wonder she defended him last time. There must be
business, Mr. Snow, but she is your sister. She’s in a relationship at such
His obsidian-like eyes radiated a sharp glow, like a fierce beast prowling in the dark night eyeing its
compared
icy gaze. “This is a family matter of mine. You should mind
in her
on the gas, quickly leaving the street
the pitch-black corridor, the path chillingly illuminated by
here, but it seems like
flame of his lighter, and in an instant, he could
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