Regretting the Wife He Threw Away

Chapter 620

It was a world Briony could hardly fathom-a world no one would ever

acknowledge or believe existed.

...

Both of their clothes were soaked in blood, the fabric ruined beyond repair.

Ferdinand called for the stylists.

The moment the stylists walked in and saw the scene, they froze in shock.

"Get my wife a new wedding dress," Ferdinand said, his voice sharp and cold. He fixed the stylist with a dark glare, cutting off any protest before it could leave her lips. "Just do your job and keep quiet."

"Yes, sir." The stylist dropped her gaze and quickly helped Briony into the changing room.

Another stylist came in, carrying a first aid kit.

"Mrs. Ellsworth, Mr. Ellsworth asked me to take care of your injuries first."

Briony sat before the illuminated vanity, her hands clenched so tightly her knuckles turned white. Her body still trembled uncontrollably, the aftershocks of what had happened refusing to subside.

didn't hear a word the stylist

Ellsworth?" the voice repeated,

looked up, meeting the eyes of the woman with the

reassuring smile. "I'm going to clean

Briony nodded faintly.

wounds were deep. Scars were almost

stylist cleaned her injuries, another began setting out

the jewelry for

with an iodine-soaked cotton pad, replied without looking

Ellsworth's assistant brought them

the car," Linda

"Right, I'll go now!"

stylist hurried out of the dressing

ostensibly to inspect Briony's ear, but her words were a whisper

stiffened, a jolt of surprise running through her. She started to turn, but Linda murmured, "Don't look

froze, barely

"Listen carefully," Linda continued,

never pausing. "Mr. Hoffman wants you to know that your wedding with Ferdinand is their best chance. Our people will be working on the inside and out. Until