Rebirth of the Wife in Despair by Tess Munoz
Chapter 289
Chapter 289 Not Bad
Enduring her aching body, Eileen went to the bathroom to take a shower. The warm water cascaded down. from her head, neither cold nor hot. She closed her eyes but still felt something was off. She reached down to touch the sensitive area below, finding no signs of swelling. The pain had also significantly subsided.
In truth, there was a red mark on the inside of her thigh, a place she couldn’t see. It was hidden so well that Eileen didn’t notice it.
Could it be that I’m overthinking things?
Nothing happened last night, and even if something did, it was just me having another drunken spree.
Otherwise, why would I destroy such beautiful roses?
She recalled that she had indeed seen news about people who, after getting drunk, truly knew nothing at
all.
Eileen swiftly brushed off these unnecessary worries. Half an hour later, she exited the bathroom, wrapped in a bath towel.
If she were to glance back at this moment, she would see, reflected in the mirror, her slender back also bearing marks.
After changing her clothes, Eileen called Jasper.
The phone was answered after half a minute. “Jasper, how is Grandma doing?”
“Ms. Eileen!” The person answering the phone was Fabian.
“Mr. Sherwood?”
“It’s me. Mr. Smith has some urgent business to attend to and might not be able to accompany you to Pillere. I’ve already arranged for the hotel’s driver to take you to the airport. Mr. Smith has made arrangements in Pillere, so there will be someone to pick you up when you land. We’ll meet you there in a week. Mr. Smith is in a meeting, and he asked me to apologize on his behalf.”
“It’s okay. The company matters are much more important. How is Grandma doing?” Eileen was indeed a bit disappointed. This was her first time leaving Hulbury to go to an unfamiliar place. She had never been to such a far place before, and it would be a lie to say she wasn’t nervous or scared.
“Ms. Eileen, rest assured, Old Mrs. Smith is fine.”
“I’m relieved to hear that Grandma is okay. Please return to your work. I need to get going now.”
a safe journey, Ms.
“Thanks”
Eileen will be fine on her own. The bodyguards
“Mm-hmm.”
the saying goes, man proposes, God
1/4
Smith couldn’t escape
Ms. Eileen’s departure will give Mr. Smith time to
Eileen were to find out, the consequences would truly be unthinkable.
as simple as it was at the
week’s time should be enough to sort
if Ms. Eileen will accept the existence of this
Pillere took off punctually
a car was
flew overhead, leaving behind a
like you’re the winner. Congratulations! You finally got your little sister
driver’s seat, for once, didn’t show any signs of anger on his face. Instead, his aura was even more gentle than usual.
have had their fill of
“The game
“Eric,
the clouds before he finally shifted his gaze. With a faint smile on his thin lips, he asked, “Are you so eager to
a freak like you. I must say Eileen is really unlucky. A perfectly good life was ruined because of you, all for knowing someone like you. Are you messing with Jasper because you’re still holding a
Zachary took it as his silent agreement.
actually felt somewhat relieved he was on the same
was too scheming and sly, and Zachary was afraid that when the time
it came to plotting, he was
out toward Eric. “Shouldn’t you return the remaining drug to me? I spent quite a bit of money to develop it. Currently, there’s only this one bottle of fifty milliliters. I didn’t even dare
a U-turn to leave. “The drug is good. Remember it for next
|||
2/4
Don’t let
Read Rebirth of the Wife in Despair by Tess Munoz Chapter 289 TODAY
The novel Rebirth of the Wife in Despair by Tess Munoz has been updated Chapter 289 with many unexpected details, removing many love knots for the male and female lead. In addition, the author Tess Munoz is very talented in making the situation extremely different. Let's follow the Chapter 289 of the Rebirth of the Wife in Despair by Tess Munoz HERE.
Keywords are searched:
Novel Rebirth of the Wife in Despair by Tess Munoz Chapter 289
Novel Rebirth of the Wife in Despair by Tess Munoz by Tess Munoz