The Ex-Husband’s Revenge By Dragonsky

She remembered having a clear view of the man stabbing Leon in the chest with the dagger, but strangely enough, Leon was alive and well as if nothing happened to him at all.

Iris began to doubt if she saw it that time.

“I’m fine. My injury is fine.”

Leon touched his chest subconsciously, but he accidentally made contact with the wound. He frowned in pain as a result and could not help but let out a groan.

“What’s wrong? Does it hurt? Okay, we’re going to the hospital right now!”

Iris stood up abruptly and had a nervous expression on her face.

“It’s not that painful. The pain lasts for only a little while, and it disappears almost as quickly as it arrives. I don’t think there’s a need to go to the hospital.”

The pain gradually lessened as Leon rubbed it back and forth a couple of times.

He wanted to take off his clothes to check on his injury, but he felt embarrassed to do so in front of Iris.

“Take off your clothes and show me how bad it is.”

Iris was still worried.

“But…”

incredibly shy and it was a little awkward of him to be taking his clothes off in

hurry up and take

was a man—he was young and full of vigor

saying that there was nothing to be

thought, he gritted his teeth and took off his shirt to reveal

leaned forward to take a look and saw that the wound on Leon’s chest already formed a scar. Worse still, the scar was unsightly, like a five-centimeter-long centipede,

doesn’t hurt when the scar is

instinctively and touched the scar on Leon’s chest. her nose then became sour, and

after seeing the scar that

next moment, however, a curious

Iris’s touch, the scars began to peel off bit by bit, revealing fresh baby-like

month or two for scars to fully form and disappear, yet that was exactly what happened even though it had only been less than a day since the wound was first inflicted. Amazingly, there

It was simply unbelievable.

traces of the scar that

Iris’s mind went blank.

the other hand,

and delicate, and they rubbed back and forth on his chest