Rebirth of the Wife in Despair by Tess Munoz

Chapter 274 Growing Fond Of You

For her, a day of waiting felt longer than a day spent in prison.

She couldn’t wait to leave.

Late at night, the clock struck eleven.

The mental hospital was completely deserted, yet the corridor lights remained on. The silent hallway was bathed in a green light, leading to pitch blackness, like an abyss without a bottom. From the icy cold. bathroom, the faint sound of water dripping from the faucet could be heard.

It seemed eerily strange no matter how one looked at it.

The door to the ward swung open, and Nancy saw a dark figure silently passing by. On the ground, a car key and a sharp dagger were dropped.

It was a mystery how the person moved around the hospital so effortlessly.

Nancy’s feelings of hatred had consumed her mind, so she couldn’t be bothered to worry about that.

Instead of leaving in a hurry after picking up the items, she simply sat quietly on the bed, as if waiting for something.

At midnight, the door swung open once again, and Ronald made no attempt to hide his eagerness this

time.

He strode over to the person on the bed and, without hesitation, pulled her into his arms. “Have you taken a bath? You smell so good.”

In the next moment, Ronald was caught off guard. He didn’t even have a chance to catch his breath as a dagger plunged directly into his chest.

Nancy suddenly let out a mocking laugh, her eyes filled with ruthless malice. “What’s the matter? Why aren’t you talking anymore?” she asked while plunging the dagger even deeper into his chest. When she pulled it out, the tip of the dagger was dripping with blood. Her face, twisted in a strange smile, resembled a monster thirsty for blood.

As the dagger was pulled from Ronald’s chest, a surge of blood gushed out, splattering onto her face. A crimson hue filled her vision, a sight that seemed all too familiar to her. It was as if this wasn’t the first time she had experienced such a thing.

With a swift push, Nancy shoved him away. Ronald, with wide-open eyes, fell to the ground, breathless.

Nancy left the mental hospital unimpeded, and a car was already waiting for her outside the gate.

She drove into the darkness, and in the empty night, chilling laughter echoed.

In the latter part of the night, dark clouds hung low in the sky, illuminated by a streak of purple lightning. Not long after, a fine drizzle began to fall. The cold wind carried a chill, and as the gale picked up, the raindrops gradually grew larger and fell more heavily.

the ground, splashing droplets everywhere as the downpour washed everything away.

early shift arrived, she saw blood flowing

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of the ward. With trembling hands, she dialed

one expected this matter to escalate

had her sentence temporarily suspended, had committed murder and was now on the run.

half past six, but it

the gloomy sky, she decided

Dressed in a dark blue suit with one hand in his pocket, his posture upright while he talked on the phone. He had his back toward her,

face. “You don’t need to tell me about this. Just handle it as

chair, sipping the oatmeal in her

softened as he sat down beside her. “Fabian is already handling the company matters. You’ve been working hard these past few days, so you should eat more. I’ll pick

late today, though. I have a test after

me after your

-“Okay,” Eileen replied.

times, causing a sense of unease within her. She couldn’t pinpoint the source of this feeling, wondering if it was due

and returned to school. Jasper was unusually

it was clear that he was

who could be causing him distress, but she chose not

of them remained silent.

arrived at the

proper lunch at noon,” Eileen said in

Jasper nodded. “Okay”

the car. The vehicle, which usually would have stayed, had already driven away

arrived quite carly

“Eileen! Eileen”

her backpack When she reached Fileen, she asked

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been calling you several times! Why didn’t

Eileen replied.

expected someone as outstanding and independent as you to

“It’s always good to

her results came out the day before yesterday. She was

really didn’t need to come to

better to do if she skipped school.