Sir Your Ex wife is Already Dead

Read Sir, Your Ex-wife is Already Dead by Frida Hammond Chapter 18 Is David That Important to You?

The sun was shining in the sky outside the room. But inside the ward, Jazmine curled up her body on the sick bed, trembling as

if she was in an icehouse.

The bodyguard stopped the nurse who came in to check Jazmine up. After the bodyguard carefully checked the objects that the nurse had bought here, he finally let her go. The nurse couldn’t help but feel dissatisfied. She muttered in dissatisfaction, “This is the third time I came in to check the patient. You checked on my things every time I came. Is the person living here a patient or a criminal?”

Jazmine heard the footsteps. Then, she felt that her quilt was lifted. The nurse measured Jazmine’s body temperature, checked her blood pressure, and then stuffed something similar to a paper in Jazmine’s hand.

Jazmine’s whole body trembled, and she subconsciously tightened her grip.

After Jazmine heard no sounds in the room, she lifted up a bit of the quilt to let the light in. With such a weak light, she successfully saw a line of small characters on the note. The familiar handwriting came from Jazmine’s best friend, Jennie.

It wrote, “Your father is fine. I’ll take you away tonight.”

Jazmine covered her mouth and cried silently.

What Jazmine didn’t know was that Giancarlo was standing outside the ward right now. He narrowed his cold eyes slightly, and his thin lips pursed. His whole body exuded an aura of coldness.

Facing such a terrifying employer, even a seven–foot man could not help but feel cold. The bodyguard hurriedly explained, “That is a nurse. She will do three daily checks and has always been very responsible in her work.”

“Keep a close eye on her,” Giancarlo interrupted and left after he finished his words.

The bodyguard felt like he had survived a disaster. He reached out and wiped the cold sweat off his forehead.

The news that Robert was fine had comforted Jazmine. But the news that Jennie would come to take her away tonight made Jazmine restless.

If Jennie came, she would definitely anger Giancarlo.

Jazmine didn’t care about her own life. But she couldn’t implicate Jennie. Jazmine thought she had to think of a way to leave the hospital and stop Jennie before she came.

Jazmine had not left the ward for a few days. Her originally fair face was now pale and bloodless.

Jazmine was not surprised to see someone stop her at the door.

Jazmine said, “I want to go out and take a walk”

The bodyguard did not dare to take the risk. “Sorry. Mr. Tapia said that you can’t leave.”

tittered. Her voice was very

I a criminal?”

eyes. He felt that he might also feel

dull. “Then why do you lock me up? I just want to go

Jazmine, “You shouldn’t go against Mr. Tapia. If

she begged “I just want to go out for a short whila. Two houre Na Oma haur U–14

I want to see my

and his face was full of embarrassment. “I can’t let you go.”

how hard Jazmine tried, the bodyguard

darkened, Jazmine received another note from the nurse. The note wrote, “I’ll take you away in an hour.”

she just couldn’t get

mobile phone had

back and forth anxiously.

teeth and climbed out of the

fell down accidentally, the chance of death was very high. But

other choice.

seemed that she

heart in an instant,

to stabilize her body. She even ignored the

rope next to her. This rope seemed to have been used and left here.

slid down from the top. Her palm was

of

clenched her fists

and

and his legs were weak at this moment.

to be worried and said, “Did Ms. Gardner run out again? She’s too willful. She hasn’t recovered yet. Why is

face. Yoselin caught the ruthlessness that flashed

angry. Ms. Gardner definitely didn’t leave

I’ll send you back to the ward to rest.”

Yoselin was delighted.

a worried expression. She

“She’s not important.”

the corner of the

was the only way for people to pass through the parking lot. Whether Jennie came in from the front entrance of the hospital or came in through the parking lot, she could notice Jazmine with a

Jazmine’s right hand was still bleeding. But she could only hold

did not