The Ceo’s Convict Wife by Jennifer Mike

Chapter 866

Lillian lifted her head, her gaze fixed upon the man who had shielded her. Now, he was the one who should be hurting. He had become a human cushion for her. “I… I’m fine,” she hurriedly said, noticing his unusually pale complexion and the beads of sweat forming on his forehead, his brows furrowed in pain.

Lillian quickly stood up and said, “How about you?”

Callum gasped. “I’m fine.”

Lillian reached out, attempting to help Callum up, but he glanced at her hand and then met her eyes. “If you don’t have feelings for me, don’t touch me.”

“I… I just wanted to help you up.”

“It’s unnecessary,” he replied, steadying himself and standing on his own.

“Lillian, are you alright?” Jerick rushed over anxiously.

“I’m okay, didn’t get hurt much,” Lillian replied while thinking, “But… What about Callum? Is he okay? We fell together just now, and I landed on top of him… Is he really unh

Jerick turned to Callum and said, “Mr. White, thank you for saving Lillian just

now.”

Callum raised an eyebrow, his tone mocking. “Thank me?”

“Yes, I’m thanking you. Is there a problem?” Jerick met Callum’s gaze confidently.

Callum’s eyes darkened, his face clouded with a layer of gloom. Jerick stared back, unflinching.

In the end, Callum was the one to look away first. His gaze shifted to Rebecca, who was still standing frozen at the escalator exit.

His icy stare jolted Rebecca back to reality, and she hurriedly stammered, “I… I didn’t mean it; I didn’t mean to…” With that, she fled, not looking back.

Lillian fumed. However, right now, she

and have them check the footage. She

that, Lillian nodded

word, intending to

Lillian almost instinctively tried to grab Callum, but he sidestepped her

don’t have feelings for me, don’t touch me!‘

sure you’re really okay. Lillian

ided,

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then?”

taken aback, but Callum left

feeling a mixture of emotions. “Does he love me? Perhaps he does! Maybe, as he has said before, he

had shed the audacity and unwavering determination of her youth. She cared about

Lillian and Jerick, “Were you the ones pushed down

shook her head.

Is someone bleeding? Is anyone else

trail of crimson on the escalator steps, barely visible against the dark gray color. As the steps were dark gray, the bloodstain wasn’t very conspicuous,

blood… It was Callum’s!”

where Callum

was pressing on her chest, making it hard to breathe. He was hurt, but he didn’t say

observant, or if he hadn’t been wearing

she closed her eyes, she saw the image of Callum and her falling

injury? Does he not want any ties with me anymore?” she thought. “Then why

various doubts flooded

he suddenly claimed that he had always loved her.

clear that they couldn’t be

they were tangled up in a never–ending loop, something she

for untangle,