Revenge is best served cold

Chapter 168 Finding Herself Another Target

I immediately stopped dead in my tracks. Then, I turned around and returned before stopping at the ward's door. It was left ajar, and I saw through the crack in the door that the figure was Elsa.

Eric was sleeping and didn't seem to sense her presence. He didn't open his eyes until she was standing in front of his bed. He immediately frowned when he saw her.

"What are you doing here?"

Elsa leaned over coquettishly and said, "I saw your chest bleeding that day. So, I swung by to check on you. Is this how Jane has been taking care of you? Has she always left you alone?"

He sat upright and scoffed, saying, "Who are you to judge how she looks after me? Who do you think you are?"

Elsa saw how cold and aloof he was, and she hurriedly waved and adopted a pitiful expression. "I don't have any ill intentions. It's just that Jane must be quite tired from looking after you. She has lived a sheltered life. She doesn't know a thing about looking after someone. How about I look after you from here on out? I'll do a better job than her."

Elsa's voice sounded very sweet, but Eric was completely unaffected. He slowly turned his head sideways and looked at her. Then, his lips curled into a grin, and his tone was cold when he spoke.

grief. You're so bad at it that I feel embarrassed for you. You should probably work on it. Jeremiah had to be blind or under some kind of spell to fall for such a crappy move. At first, I was a little peckish, but you disgust

Tears welled up in her eyes, making her look all the

that about me? Nothing impure is going on between me and Jeremiah. He's just a brother-in-law to

much that I was worried about Eric being seduced by her but rather that she was the kind of person who would do

off myself to show

ward. "You're back, Jane. I hope

don't have

took a step

froze. "That's not true. I merely swung by to check on you two

"I did it out of the kindness of

sneered and cut off her pretentious act. "I could care less about your kindness. We don't need it. Focus your attention on Jeremiah if you have the time and you might

instinctively. His eyes were brimming with disgust when he turned