Reclaiming Her Heart

Chapter 195 Caught Cheating

Raymond's brow furrowed heavily, as if his heart had been bitten by a venomous insect.

"What are you doing?" he asked.

Startled by his voice, Selena quickly came to her senses and apologized.

"I'm sorry, I just..."

She hurriedly opened the medicine box, hoping to find something useful.

Seeing the medical scissors, she sighed in relief and quickly picked them up to cut the clothes.

The clothes were still stuck to the flesh, and just looking at it made her feel pain.

"Mr. Montague, please bear with it," she said.

"Mm."

Raymond shifted his gaze away from the glass in front of him, no longer looking at her. He slowly closed his eyes.

Selena gritted her teeth and tore the clothes directly.

Raymond let out a muffled moan.

Selena worked quickly, cutting all the fabric and then proceeded to disinfect, stop the bleeding, and apply medicine. She took out bandages as well.

Selena had ever seen such a serious injury, and it was on Raymond's body, so

to go around Raymond's chest. The bandage traveled from his shoulder and grazed his chest before

eyebrows were twitching, and just as he was about to ask her how much longer she needed, he felt a

for a moment, she lost

quivered, his breath became

know what

herself, and lowered her

Montague, I

"What about last night?"

again, staring straight into

kiss last night, was that

she had spent a night with him when he returned to the

all of this

didn't have much emotion. It didn't seem like the behavior of someone secretly in love with him. However, with so many unexpected coincidences, one couldn't

and probably mistook me for

that he would think too

time,

out, the intimate atmosphere in the room dissipated

it involved

last round, breathed a sigh of relief, and wiped the sweat off her palms with a tissue from the

the hospital. I don't know if I handled it professionally, and if it gets infected, the recovery

moved away from her, and wanted to go to the bar to get some

for a favor tonight, so she went to the bar

Montague, please stay