Reclaiming Her Heart

Chapter 634 How Could You Still Forget About Penny

Selena suddenly went quiet, feeling like something had grabbed her heart.

Raymond headed toward the hotel, and Selena had no choice but to follow.

He stopped abruptly, and she accidentally bumped into him.

Afraid he'd get mad, she quickly stepped back to put some distance between them.

Back in the room, Selena handed Raymond the painkillers.

"Mr. Montague, painkillers."

But Raymond noticed there was still blood on them. He frowned, didn't take them, and said, "Take care of your wound."

With that, he went straight to the bedroom to sleep.

Selena went to the living room sofa, took out the first aid kit, and struggled to treat the cut on her hand.

The painkillers she bought were left on the table.

After disinfecting and applying the medicine, Selena leaned back. She was really tired and fell asleep immediately.

But she had a dream about Raymond fighting.

When Raymond fought, his punches were solid, and his moves were fierce.

has ever cared about me since I was a

instantly, sweat on her forehead and her

asleep. The night Raymond confessed to her, she found it ridiculous. Who assaults someone for

Raymond had never experienced what it was like to like someone or be good

men in the military was nothing more than what he said: if you like

for him at all. But the real Raymond might just be like he

forced to wear a

on the sofa, feeling a bit sour in her heart for some

always easily moved

and forced herself

on time. She washed up first, organized the documents Raymond needed, and went

it had been half a month, he still hadn't fully

it's time to get

but

he opened his eyes at that moment, his

tell you not

"Get up," Selena said.

got up and saw she hadn't left yet. He

of him, which was quite

was something every man experienced in the

face the living room, and grabbed her by the back of the neck like a kitten, carrying her out.

face feeling a bit hot. How could she have

couldn't help but cover her face, and then the

he walked past

washing up,