Steal my heart by Savannah Kade

Chapter 238 A Siege That He Couldn’t Enter

"I..." She wanted to know if she had done something wrong, if she had misunderstood Caden. The hoarse voice muttered to itself, and when it fell into the eyes of others, it came to another conclusion. Kern walked up to her and said, "I'm sorry, I didn't think he would fall down with one push." His face showed a hint of guilt, no more no less. The woman was shocked when she turned to see his guilty look, "It had nothing to do with you."

The clenched big palm behind the man's back unclenched. It was over. It had something to do with him.

Suddenly, he made a sound, "Hiss..." He looked painful.

"You... What's wrong with you, Mr. Lo?"

"Nothing." The man guiltily covered his back waist, endured the pain, and shook his head to the woman, "Nothing."

"Don't move." The woman turned doubtfully to his back, pulled up the hem of the coat, and what was in front of her made her pupils suddenly shrank. It was such a deep red mark that the blood was beginning to well up faintly, and there were purplish marks. She pursed her lips and asked, "He just did it, didn't he?"

"No."

But the "evidence" was there, and Kern's rebuttal did not convince the woman.

Kern denied it, the

gone from being a jungle beast to being a delicate

her hand on his back. The moment the medicine was put on his back, the man, with his back to

"Mr. Lo, I'm sorry."

behind him uttered an apology, making the smile disappear. For a long time, he said, in a low and indifferent voice,

voice sounded a

the woman finished it, she put her hands down and

down, although he tried to hide his feelings, he said in

woman's voice,

her peaceful surface to see what was

him. "You apologize to me. What have you done wrong that you need to apologize to me? You're apologizing for him, aren't you? But with what standpoint you should apologize for him! His wife?

say the wrong words? Kern didn't know the answer. But he knew that at the

he still carried

he knew that his words would directly tear her old wounds,