Reclaiming Her Heart

Chapter 755 More Hurtful Than Any Words

Pulling up outside the hospital, Selena parked the car, hopped out, and swung around to help Richard out of the passenger seat and into the entrance. Raymond stayed in the car, watching her walk away, feeling like that sight hurt more than any words could.

Alex jumped out, yanked open the door, and dragged him out.

As they stumbled into the building, he hollered, "Yo, doc! We need some help over here!"

Richard and Raymond ended up in rooms next to each other, with doctors checking out their injuries one by one.

Raymond had a nasty gash on his neck and a cut on his chest, proof that Richard hadn't held back.

The doc patched him up, cleaned the wounds, and wrapped him in bandages.

Next door, Richard was getting his hand bandaged. His injuries weren't as bad as Raymond's, but the cut on his palm was deep enough to almost show bone. Selena winced at the sight, worried about any long-term damage.

"Mr. Smith, what the heck happened between you two?" Selena asked.

Richard was just as confused. Why did he and Raymond even fight? Raymond let Catherine humiliate Selena, so why would he care about her?

Richard had just messed with Caterlington a bit, and Raymond had gone off.

smirk, he said,

the Montagues didn't usually mix. Both families were on the same level, so when word got out about their fight, everyone

usually kept his cool

it went on and on about how it looked like

group chat

were talking about her, and Raymond just lost

[Yeah, I was there. He asked Richard if he

Penny? What's so special about

Raymond would fight over a girl.

was buzzing

all over his chest and stomach, looking like a mess. The doc took a look and

"No wonder

couldn't hold back and stormed

already bandaged up and had his shirt back on. When he saw Selena, his eyes lit

Selena asked, "Mr. Montague, why'd you go so hard

bad for him 'cause I went hard?" Raymond shot back, his tone icy, staring

disbelief and a

quickly looked away, unable to

thought you were a rational guy,"