The Heir's Secret Bride

Chapter 156

Maeve's beautiful teary eyes were filled with tears. When she heard what Byron said, she immediately sniffed. "Why don't you try it and see if it hurts?"

She had been dragged away by the motorcycle for quite a distance. Now, the wounds hurt so much that she seemed to be about to lose consciousness. She held it in and did not scream.

Byron's fixed his eyes on her pitiful face and his lips pursed slightly.

"Take a shortcut back to Nightfall Manor. Archer, call Dr. Harold Foster and tell him to wait there," Byron instructed seriously.

Archer, the chauffeur in the front seat, immediately replied, "Okay, Mr. Mcdaniel."

Byron lowered his head slightly and used a pair of scissors to cut off Maeve's bloodstained socks to prevent the blood and flesh from adhering more tightly, which would not be conducive to cleaning the wounds. After the socks were torn off the wounds, the wounds that had already stopped bleeding began to bleed again.

Maeve pursed her lips tightly and did not make a single sound throughout the entire process. She only gripped her sleeves so tightly that they turned pale.

Byron pressed down on the bleeding wounds with gauze and looked at her in surprise. "You can scream if it hurts. No one will laugh at you."

"It doesn't hurt that much." Maeve exhaled softly. "It's still bearable."

Seeing that she was pretending to be calm, Byron did not expose her. He asked in a nonchalant tone, "Why did your parents ask you to go home?"

"How do you know that I didn't go home voluntarily?" Maeve could not help but be curious.

"You wouldn't look for trouble for no reason," Byron said casually. He pressed a new piece of clean gauze on her wounds. Maeve moved her ankles uncomfortably, but he held them down. "Stop moving."

His warm fingers pressed against her cold ankles. The overly clear touch made her gradually numb, and she forgot to avoid him.

Maeve took a deep breath and calmed herself down before answering his question. "Yes, they did ask me to go home."

"For what?" Byron asked.

Maeve pursed her lips and did not speak.

These days, she had never forgotten the gap between her and Byron. She just didn't think about it so often.

What Horace and her parents said made her realize once again that she and Byron had never belonged to the same class.

He was the only heir of a prominent family with a strong background.

As for Maeve, she was about to lose her home.

silent for so long that Byron's gaze on her became deeper and

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manor, Harold had

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said to Byron respectfully, "Ms. Reese just needs to apply medicine to her injured parts for a few days, and she'll be fine. She'll have to keep water away from the abrasions for three days to avoid infection. Also,

with

bedroom suddenly became

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graze on her palm and said self-deprecatingly, "It seems that Ms. Mason was right.

several

from his call and handed her the ice pack. "Press it on your

took it and did as he

pain on her swollen and hot

uncomfortable. Maeve wanted to say something to ease the tension, but when she recalled what had happened a few days

because of this. However, before she could say anything, Byron

her avoiding look and sneered.

his sharp gaze

asked me if the destruction of the evidence was related to me." Byron's expression was serious. "Alex has been investigating that matter

don't you tell me why you're

"I'm not suspecting

telling

was thinking, 'Byron knows that Karen poisoned me, which almost ruined my face, but he still chose to side with Karen without hesitation. 'Of course, he'd destroy the evidence and bail

There's no need for me to

gloomily, asking,

Maeve asked. "Other than eating together, you're never around. How can you say that I'm avoiding

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and his Adam's apple bobbed.

year, the company was busy. Byron even had

busy working on a big client's order while I have to make time to think about your suit design. How would I

where is your design? Let me

Wait a little longer..." Byron almost laughed out

so long, but it's