Shrouded Affections Winning Back My CEO Wife

Chapter 141

Chapter 141:

The worst-case scenario was enduring the situation until Eileen finished tutoring Milford for three months. Or perhaps Bryan would return to Onaland before that, and Eileen believed she could make it through.

Eileen’s expression was fierce, but Bryan remained unfazed.

Instead of being angry, he laughed, taking a drag on his cigarette and blowing the smoke directly into Eileen’s face.

“It’s got nothing to do with whether you’re short of money or not. I’m a despicable person. I’ll do as I please!” he said.

The smoke induced violent coughing from Eileen. She broke free from his grip on her chin, only to clutch his fingers tightly as she coughed.

As she leaned down, his arms wrapped around her slender waist.

Tears welled up in Eileen’s eyes. Seeing her distress, Bryan placed a cigarette between his lips and gently patted her back.

Concerned that the ashes of the cigarette might fall on her, he tilted his head slightly.

It took a while for Eileen’s coughing to stop. Realizing she was still holding Bryan’s hand, she angrily bit into it.

Bryan winced in pain, pulling the cigarette from his mouth. “Let go!”

Eileen refused, and Bryan didn’t withdraw his hand. Eileen didn’t let go until the metallic taste of blood filled her mouth.

With flushed cheeks, she said angrily, “I’m not afraid of you.”

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Bryan examined his bleeding wrist, clearly marked by Eileen’s bite, reminding him of the teeth marks he had left on her shoulder before in bed.

It would be a few more days before this could heal.

Suddenly, a mischievous idea crossed Bryan’s mind, causing his throat to tighten. Just then, a honk from outside interrupted his thoughts.

“Let’s wait and see,” Bryan declared before turning and walking away.

Meanwhile, inside the car, Raymond delivered a firm slap to Milford’s head. “Why did you do that?”

Clutching his head, Milford saw Bryan exiting, prompting him to hurriedly move from the passenger seat to the back.

In a hushed tone, he muttered, “I couldn’t see properly!”

In his attempt to get a better view, he had accidentally leaned forward and honked the horn.

“That’s not for you to see!” Raymond said. He swiftly unlocked the car to let Bryan in.

Without leaning back, he addressed Milford.

grasping the

his mother’s car, simmering with anger as he sat

for him, opting to

I gave her a piece of my mind today. She couldn’t utter a word, not even in front of Bryan—Bryan didn’t defend her. Perhaps he doesn’t

a moment of contemplation, Kian replied, “Maybe that’s his

Kian’s

husband has been in West Land for over

discern whether this statement served as a temptation or a threat. The Deleon family’s primary business operations were based in Onaland, predominantly intertwined with the Warren family.

handle the situation with

she coaxed him patiently, “I’m doing this for your own good. I won’t hurt you. You should believe

We’re not what you

to see

not. As long as I’m alive, you won’t be able to see her again! She’s just a plaything for spoiled rich men.

on between her and Bryan, but Bryan? He’s not some saint.

this! Do you even understand who Bryan is? I won’t let you make any more mistakes!” Mrs. Deleon’s voice rose in the confined space of the

in his belief that Eileen was a decent person. This time, his mother had

running her hands through her disheveled

to find a way forward. Yet, despite the chaos, she found solace in the fact that she now wielded

reverie. Glancing at the phone screen, she quickly composed herself, suppressing the myriad of emotions bubbling

exclaimed, “Eileen! Come to the hospital!

the

illuminating the quiet streets, she sped through the sparse traffic, disregarding two red lights in her haste to reach the hospital as quickly as

into the operating room. Bailee was waiting outside the room, tears glistening in

Eileen gasped for breath,

opened her eyes. She looked

with joy, and Bailee enveloped her in a tight embrace. Tears of relief streamed down their cheeks as

the operating room’s lights were turned off, signaling the end of

doctor emerged, his smile warm and reassuring as he removed his

couldn’t contain her emotions at

continued to flow freely down

consciousness, she’s not fully recovered. It will take time for her

normalized, and her metabolism had resumed, indicating a resurgence of cancer cells.

Patter,” Eileen said gratefully. Turning her gaze to Ruby, who was wheeled

devoid of any strong emotions, the mere presence of life within them brought a sense

over to assist

briefed Eileen on the various considerations and potential reactions associated with the

discussion, Eileen

Mom’s conscious!”

“Mom, if

Ruby