Chapter 165 Her Problem


    Chapter 165 Her Problem


    Seeing that Reba was silent, Abbot lowered his head to wipe the remaining blood on his knuckles


    with a handkerchief, a disgusted expression on his face, as he frowned and said, "I''ll take you to the


    doctor lest you ckmail me if your wound bes infectedter."


    When Abbot wiped his knuckles every time, Reba felt like her heart was falling little by little.


    What Abbot wiped wasn''t the man''s blood, but herter end.


    It was a warning he gave her. She would face the consequence of her own action.


    When Abbot''s words fell, Reba thrashed her head from side to side. "Mr. Carter, thank you. But I''m


    really fine."


    "No, you''re not fine."


    Reba said sincerely, "Please trust me. I''m really really fine."


    Reba spoke as she asked Faye for help.


    Hearing the conversation between the two, Faye pursed her lips and almostughed.


    Obviously, the two were not on the same channel at all. One just ended on the sports channel, but the


    other remained on the legal channel.


    The lights were dim, so Abbot just didn''t see Faye here until he wiped off the blood.


    He was a bit surprised at first. "Faye?"


    Fayeughed, "Uh-huh."


    "Aren''t you with Colin at home?"


    Faye paused. Before she spoke, Abbot teased, "Collin is too poor in health, who caught a cold because


    of the sea wind."


    "..."


    Faye didn''t know what to say.


    She suddenly realized that it seemed everyone knew Colin had caught a cold because of the sea wind.


    Then they probably also knew whom Colin felt the sea wind with.


    Abbot was always unconcerned, so he didn''t continue the topic when he saw Faye was silent. He


    looked at Reba, then his smile disappeared, and he became impatient. "Are you going by yourself?


    Or shall I have you tied up?"


    Reba said with a strainedugh, "Is there a third option?"


    Abbot said with an unclear expression, "Yes. That is, I can carry you out."


    "..."


    In the end, Reba had no choice but to go to the hospital with Abbot.


    After getting into Abbot''s car, Reba took out her phone and sent Faye a message with trembling


    hands: Call me every half an hour. If I don''t answer, please call the police.


    Faye didn''t want to reply at first, but she thought of the hopeless look on Reba''s face when she left,


    so she replied "OK".


    After leaving the private room, Faye checked out and left.


    After Faye returned home, she was changing her shoes at the entrance when Carlotta pushed her


    wheelchair and said to her, "Are you back alone? What about Colin?"


    Faye paused and raised her head. "Hasn''t hee back yet?"


    "No. Aren''t you two together?"


    Faye walked inside in her slippers, casually tucked her long hair scattered behind her, and said in a low


    voice, "He caught a cold. Maybe he will live in thepany tonight."


    After speaking, she walked in front of Carlotta and squatted to check her injured leg after the operation.


    Carlotta looked down at Faye, touched her hair, and smiled with pursed lips. "Dr. Carter said that I''m


    recovering well, and at most next week, I can start to try walking."


    Faye raised her head and smiled. "That''s good."


    "When I make a full recovery, the first thing that I will do is to cook delicious food for you every day.


    Now you''re too thin."


    Faye said with a smile, "My pleasure."


    Faye chatted with Carlotta for a while, and then she pushed her back to the bedroom. When she turned


    around and was about to close the door to leave, Carlotta called, "Faye."


    Contentt bel0ngs to N0ve/lDra/ma.O(r)g!


    Faye looked back. "Huh?"


    Carlotta was a little nervous. "I dreamt about your motherst night."


    Faye was stunned. "Well."


    Seeing that Faye was silent, Carlotta looked down and said, "Do you still hate her?"


    Faye said lightly, "Auntie, it''s gettingte. Good night!"


    After Faye finished her words, she twisted the doorknob.


    Carlotta choked out, "Your mother actually regretted what she did, just a week before her ident."


    Before Carlotta finished her words, Faye had walked away.


    Back in the master bedroom, Faye stood in front of the floor-to-ceiling window, looking out of the


    window.


    Her eyes were burning, and Daisy''s face shed across her mind.


    To be honest, now she had only an indistinct memory of her mother, Daisy, and even for her


    appearance, she only recalled the lines of her face.


    Even if she carefully thought about her appearance, she couldn''t remember either.


    What impressed her most were those mean words and curses that Daisy said to her.


    In retrospect, she still gagged on the scene.


    Thinking about it, Faye suddenly felt a little irritable. When she was about to do something to divert her


    attention, the phone in her pocket rang untimely.


    Faye frowned and took out her cellphone. The name "Colin" appeared on the screen.


    Faye hesitated for a few seconds, and then answered, "Hello?"


    Colin said in a hoarse voice, "Are you back?"


    Faye looked out of the window again and said with gging interest, "Yes, I am."


    Colin was puzzled about her tone. When he spoke again, he said with apletely different tone from


    the beginning, "Is there someone who bullied you?"