The Ex-Husband’s Revenge By Dragonsky

Read The Ex-Husband’s Revenge By Dragonsky Chapter 138 – Amazingly, the wound was already scabbed all over and seemed to have improved greatly even though it was not long since Leon suffered the injury.

“The wounds on your back have closed up, Leon! Your recovery is amazingly quick!” Iris was surprised.

She clearly remembered that Leon was stabbed in the chest when he saved her during their first encounter. At that time, his scar healed and fell off in just one day, leaving almost no trace whatsoever.

Seeing it happen a second time was simply too unbelievable for Iris!

“Maybe it’s because I’m a bit more physically fit than normal people, hence the faster recovery speed…” Leon’s immediately realized that it was most probably related to his practice of refining spiritual energy.

“Makes sense.” Iris nodded and did not think much of it.

She then stretched out her fair–skinned hand and gently massaged the ointment on Leon’s back. Her hands rubbed up and down, all over, and it did not take too long for

to finish applying the

injury would recover more

next morning, the wound on Leon’s back recovered after a

be fine so long as she did not do strenuous. exercise. Her initial plan was

difficult for her to rest at home with peace of mind. She decided to just ask her bodyguard to drive her to the company, where she intended

of little help with designing the cooperation framework, so he had

for lunch as a token of appreciation for Leon’s kindness in curing her

was always grateful to him for

happened to have nothing important to do, so he thought over it briefly before agreeing. Within minutes, he rode his motorcycle toward

arrived at an old town near the city outskirts. The residential houses there were relatively old, perhaps more than two or three decades, and the development there lagged slightly

was where Lily and her family

from Mistcloud Mountain. The surrounding environment and scenery within the housing area were exceptionally good, with the distinct absence of the city’s hustle