Reclaiming Her Heart

Chapter 23 Shouldn't We Inform Her Husband?

"My husband often works overtime. He's busy enough, so I don't want to burden him," Selena said, placing her hand on her temple and gently pressing it to relieve her double vision.

To avoid any further misunderstandings, she held onto the nearby railing and gestured. "It's no big deal. Mr. Montague's car is over there. I'll take you to it."

Raymond lowered his gaze faintly, lost in thought, 'She would be in danger if she had fainted in the bathroom last night. Yet even in that case, she was still thinking about her husband. She loves him that much?' Suddenly Raymond remembered his previous misunderstandings with her. Then he offered out of guilt, "Let's go to the hospital first."

Selena took one step down while holding onto the railing but almost fell.

"Selena?" Raymond quickly pulled her back up as she had reached breaking point after using all her willpower at dinner earlier. Now that she was exposed to sunlight outside, dizziness overwhelmed her senses. She knew Raymond was calling for her but she couldn't answer, feeling a lump in her throat.

Raymond felt Selena's body was scorching hot like magma. How did she manage until now?

He tentatively touched Selena's forehead. The chill of his fingertips was comfortable for Selena. So, she couldn't help rubbing against them.

But Raymond withdrew his hand abruptly as if getting an electric shock. Considering the long-term cooperation afterward, how could he just leave Selena unattended?

he bent over and carried Selena

a car stopped right in front of them. The car window rolled

But when he saw the person in Raymond's arms, his pupils shrank instantly. Raymond also recognized him. He was with Selena in the elevator that night.

out of the car and reached out to

Raymond squinted

Matthew didn't expect Raymond would remember their high school days together,

and thought, 'So his wife slapped

seat of the car, saying, "She's running a fever. I

taking Selena away. "Can I go with you? Maybe you forgot we were classmates in high school..." Although Raymond disliked strangers sitting in his car, he felt familiar with this man after hearing what

sit in the back seat to take care of Selena. But unexpectedly Raymond sat inside first through another door. Hesitating for a moment,

was silent until Selena slid onto Raymond's

over, looking up at the

yet, honking horns ahead. "The nearest one here is the central hospital.

unwell?" Raymond

Matthew blurted out, not realizing Raymond would ask

Selena up. After pondering for a moment, he put his hand on top of