Reclaiming Her Heart

Chapter 463 Some Things Are Like Poison

This was the first time she had ever seen Raymond this angry.

She silently followed Caterlington, her eyes cast downward. It wasn't until they reached a brighter spot that Caterlington was able to faintly see the marks on her neck.

He immediately felt a wave of concern wash over him. "Did Raymond do this?" He asked.

Selena got into the car; her throat was burning with pain, making it painful even to speak. "Yes," she managed to say.

"He sure is cruel to his wife," Caterlington commented.

A bitter smile spread across Selena's face. The woman who had just been arguing fiercely was now at a loss for words and feeling a sourness in her heart.

"Selena," Caterlington began, "Don't blame me for not warning you. Despite Raymond's unapproachable demeanor, his temper isn't as good as it seems. No one in New York dares to cross him now. Do you know why?" Selena remained silent, just touching her throat quietly.

"Anyone who can make a name for themselves on Wall Street and in Silicon Valley within three years is no easy opponent. People in both places are crazy and don't like each other. But he's able to thrive in both environments. To be honest, me and my buddies sometimes wonder if he has a huge fortune hidden somewhere."

others. If he

exaggerating. Raymond had been ruthless enough to nearly choke her to death just now. What would happen

throat was in terrible pain; it was burning hot. She urgently

the roadside

a bit of blood. This was what usually followed a

medicine. After drinking it, Selena felt a temporary relief in

had broken out in a sweat, so she removed her hat and glasses, took out a wet wipe, and cleaned off her makeup, revealing a beautiful,

stirred in

cast down, Selena asked uncertainly, "If he really

fragile right now, as if

if you're not the woman he wants to marry, he will definitely take revenge on you, unless one day he tells you he loves you and wants

He asked, "Do you think it's

help but taste her again and again. Some things were just like

was that Raymond didn't know her identity now and thought she was a married woman. Such a