The Double Life of My Billionaire Husband

From the window, one could see the sky outside darkening as rain clouds gathered, covering the bright sun. The woman in the ward looked as gloomy as the dark sky. She suffered from an inner storm.

“Don’t you want to explain yourself?” Brandon’s eyes, which were trained on her, were as sharp as an eagle’s.

Charis swallowed uneasily. Brandon’s question was straightforward. Apparently, he had already talked to Natalie before they came. Charis wasn’t sure what Natalie had told Brandon, but she doubted Natalie had any evidence of her past crimes. Therefore, it was likely that Natalie didn’t tell Brandon everything. Otherwise, Brandon wouldn’t have been so gracious as to give her a chance to explain herself. In fact, he might not have visited her at all.

Since Charis had figured this out, she knew what to do next. She pretended to be angry and asked pointedly, “Why don’t you trust me? I’ve never lied to you! Brandon, I described your relationship with Natalie only from the perspective of an outsider. Didn’t I tell you before? You never talked to me about your relationship with her. If you didn’t tell me anything, how could I have known whether or not you two had a good relationship? Now, I realize that I must’ve misunderstood your relationship. Иσνєℓєвσσк.¢σм After all, what I saw was just the way you two got along in public. You are always cold and indifferent with everyone. I thought you didn’t like her either.”

Charis’s explanation was somewhat convincing. It was true that Brandon didn’t talk about his private affairs with others. But Charis was an intelligent woman with a discerning eye. She should’ve seen the relationship between Brandon and Natalie for what it really was, which meant that she wasn’t telling the whole truth. Still, it was difficult for Brandon to tell which part of her words was true and which part was not. They had known each other for years, thus he still trusted Charis somewhat. As for Natalie, Brandon could only feel that there was some sort of a special bond between them. But every time he tried to recall something related to her or their past together, he’d get a splitting headache that would debilitate his thinking.

“Indeed, I’m not good at expressing myself.” Brandon fell silent for a moment. After a while, he stood up and said, “All right. Get some rest. I have to go back to work. I’ll visit you another time.” Although what he said wasn’t out of character, his eyes were as cold as ice. No matter how hard she tried, Charis couldn’t read him. So she simply forced a smile in response. She could see that although Brandon had stopped questioning her, he didn’t trust her as much as before.

Not long after Brandon and Natalie left, Charis’s attending doctor entered the ward with several nurses. The doctor glanced at Luke and then said to Charis, “Miss Turner, the gauze can be removed today.”

were severe, the doctor never talked about removing the gauze until she had calmed down. After all, in his experience, many burn patients

been covered in gauze since she woke up. She couldn’t see

checking the wounds can the doctor decide the treatment

layer upon layer of gauze off her body. Then she heard someone gasping. Иσνєℓєвσσк.¢σм Charis slowly opened her eyes, only

the shape of a human. Not a single part

eye, Charis’s self-esteem was shattered. She started scratching at the scabs

clawing at the skin on her face fiercely, as though she could tear the ugly skin off and throw it away. Seeing that Charis was going crazy, the nurses and the doctor sprang into action and rushed to

the doctor said, struggling to hold one of her arms

had all been burnt to a crisp. It was nothing more than a fantasy to think that she could ever recover from this and look the same as before. No one knew where her explosive strength came from, but Charis somehow managed to shove all the nurses off of her and bolted to the door. She couldn’t stay

Charis was about to reach the door, she bumped into Catherine, who had rushed over to block her way. Seeing her daughter like this,

Once you’ve completely recovered, it won’t be so bad. Then you