Chapter 14
Chapter 14 Nichs, You Are Too Biased
He blinked his sore eyes and followed Nancy.
The ward was very quiet. It was a top-notch luxury suite where everything was the best.
Nichs sat beside Madelline, holding her hands tightly, gazing at her with deep affection.
“Nichs, there’s something I ….
Halfway through Nancy’s words, he coldly interrupted her, “Lower your voice and wait for me
outside.”
She waited for over ten minutes.
The corridor outside was quite chilly. Nancy’s hands turned icy and reddened after just a short while of
standing there.
When Nichs came out, she was vigorously rubbing her hands.
“Now you can speak.” He frowned and looked at Nancy with a cold and distant gaze.
Nancy quickly rattled off the license te numbers and described the guy’s looks. Then she said,
“Here’s the dude’s license te and all his information. He was drunk and ran off. You should report
him!”
After that, she walked away.
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She didn’t dare to witness him showing deep affection to another woman.
Knowing it is enough for her.
Why make her see it with her own eyes?
It’s incredibly cruel.
Then, as she had just taken a couple of steps, Nichs’ voice came from behind, “Is there nothing-
else you want to say to Madelline besides this?”
Nancy stopped suddenly. She knew what Nichs wanted to hear.
However, she wouldn’t say it.
She was not wrong in this matter.
Just because Madelline had an ident and got injured, did she have to admit fault and
apologizet
Right and wrong aren’t defined that way.
After turning around, her clear gaze met Nichs, and she calmly asked, “So, what do you think I
should say?”
After saying that, she chuckled self-deprecatingly, “Should I apologize to her, say I was wrong, or kneel
and beg for her forgiveness?”
“Shouldn’t you?” Nichs countered.
With tears in her eyes, Nancy looked at him with a cynical smile and replied, “Nichs, humans. can
be biased, but not to this extent.”
“We haven’t even divorced yet, and I’m still your legal wife. Regardless of the situation, whenever
there’s a conflict between me and her, she’s always right one, and I’m always on the wrong side for
you?”.
“What if it had been me instead of her in the car ident today?”
“Nichs, would you make her apologize to me?”
Nancy received his silence as a response.
Well, she shouldn’t have asked in the first ce.
Why did she even bother to fantasize when she already knew the answer?
“Nancy, there’s no ‘what if. It’s Madelline who had the ident, and she’s the one injured. All you’re
being asked for is an apology. Is that too much?”
Huh! Too much?
“Is it?”
She let out a bitterugh, didn’t bother to respond to him, and walked away without turning back.
Back at home, Nancy instructed the chefs to prepare various delicious dishes.
Isn’t turning sorrow and anger into an appetite an excellent way to cope? Good food is the best
medicine.
However, as soon as she smelled the food, she felt nauseous. In the end, she locked herself in the
bathroom, leaning over the sink to vomit.
When she got out, she had no energy left in her body.
She instructed them to remove greasy and strongly vored dishes from the table.
In the end, she only had a little porridge and a bit of pickled radish.
After finishing her meal, Nancy took a shower and went to bed.
She was extremely exhausted and fell asleep as soon as her head touched the pillow.
The consequence of going to bed earlier was that she woke up at 3 in the morning.
It was pitch ck outside the window. The night seemed like a blob of ink, and nothing could be
seen.
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She reached out and instinctively touched the spot beside her.
The nket on the right side was ice-cold.
Her heart was ice-cold as well.
He didn’te back.
Of course, Madelline was injured, so he must care for her at the hospital. How could he havee
back?
‘Oh, Nancy, even though you knew, you were still hoping, weren’t you?”
Wearing only a thin shawl, she stood by the window.
Suddenly, lightning shed, and thunder rumbled, echoing as it struck down.
Heavy rain started pouring down shortly after, andrge raindrops relentlessly battered against the
windows.
Nancy immediately returned to bed, clutching the nket tightly and feeling slightly frightened.
Since childhood, she has always been most afraid of heavy rain, especially during thunderstorms.
Because her mother was a nurse who often had night shifts, she frequently had to sleep alone when
she was young.
Her father, who had a vtile temper and was a gambler, was frequently absent. He was either gone
for months, returning home to ask her mother for money, or inebriated and sleeping on the floor.
So,ter on, her mother would lock Nancy in the house to sleep whenever she had a night shift.
She was petrified whenever there was lightning and thunder.
She would always turn on all the lights and bury herself under the nket.
Despite all these growing years, she still intensely feared thunder and lightning.
The thunder sounded louder and louder.
The lightning shed like a bright, shimmering sword as if it would split the entire sky.
Nancy was extremely frightened.
She hugged her arms and cautiously turned on all the lights in the room.
When she saw the bright lights, she finally felt a bit relieved.
Back in bed, she immediately wrapped herself tightly in the nket.
This was the scene Nichs encountered once he entered the room. All the lights were on, and she
was curled up in the nket like a little kitten, tucking in all the corners tightly.
He reached out and pulled the nket gently.
Nancy thought it was her imagination, so she quickly pulled the nket and moved toward the middle
of the bed.
However, it seemed like someone was still pulling the nket.
Has someone entered her room?
Nancy became more and more afraid as she thought about it. She clutched the nket and covered
herselfpletely.
At the same time, her fearful voice emerged softly from under the nket, “Let me tell you, I have
neither money nor looks. If you came here for that, you’ll probably be disappointed.”
Nichs suddenly became interested and changed his tone, “Do you think I’ll believe that have no
money when you live in such a big mansion?”
you
I’m not lying. I have no money. I’m about to get a divorce, and I’ll have nothing. I don’t even have a
penny, so please leave. As long as you don’t harm me, I’ll pretend like nothing happened.”
“Well, that won’t do. If I kidnap a wealthydy like you, I’ll have everything I want, and husband will give
me the money willingly.”
As Nichs spoke, he reached to pull Nancy’s nket.
your
But Nancy held onto the nket too tightly, and it took him a lot of effort to finally pull it away.
Nancy sat on the bed with her eyes closed, trembling all over.
She was terrified, and her voice was almost on the verge of tears as she pleaded, “I … I beg you,
please don’t hurt me. I’ll give you anything you want..
Before Nancy could finish speaking, Nichs forcefully pulled her into his arms.