The Divorce Prescription

Chapter 337

Celine wiped her hands clean with a handkerchief before turning to Benjamin. “Benjamin, say whatever you want to say, but just don’t tell me you’re

Benjamin had been planning to apologize, but the words felt as if a bone was stuck in his throat

Celine’s voice was calm and cold. “When you hurt someone, a simple ‘sorry‘ doesn’t make things right. So don’t bother saying it. I won’t forgive you.” Benjamin was speechless. He was Mercity’s “Little Tyrant“. Aside from Adam, no one had ever dared to challenge his authority. This insolent Celine was testing his patience. His face tumed ashen with rage

“Benjamin, you should close your eyes and rest. Save your energy so your leg can recover,” Celine said.

Benjamin’s face was pale, his body visibly weak. He couldn’t muster the strength to argue. In the end, he obeyed her and closed his eyes.

Celine tucked the blanket snugly around him. She knew that Benjamin adored Carly and saw her as his beloved sister–in–law. The harsh words he had said earlier didn’t surprise her. She was used to it

Although she wanted to ignore him and walk away, she couldn’t bring herself to do so. Her doctor’s instinct would not let her turn away

At that moment, Wyatt entered with a set of clean clothes in hand. “Ms. Tate, your clothes are soaked through. Here, change into this.”

Wyatt had brought her a set of women’s

was entirely focused on saving

accepted the clothes with gratitude. “Thank you, Mr. Lawson.

room and removed her damp

arrived. The person was standing right outside the door

voice immediately rang out.

chuckled sheepishly when he realized he had been caught. “Ms. Tate,

he had rescued her and Benjamin, she knew he was only interested

confront him outright. Benjamin was injured, and they were

kept her tone neutral “Mr. Lawson, what

if trying to peek inside. But Celine had anticipated this and positioned herself out of

“Ms. Tate, have you finished changing? Do

to find an excuse

for your kindness, Mr. Lawson,

guest here. I need to take good care of you. I’ll come