Chapter 1412
The Ceo’s Convict Wife
âItâs⦠Itâs broken⦠It hurts!â Teresa shouted.
âMr. Gunner, how could you do this to an old lady!â Paul shouted and hurriedly helped his mother up.
âSo what?â Calvin said coldly, âIâve said it before. No one can hurt Hanna in front of me.â
âMr. Gunner, donât be obsessed with her. She is ominous. If it werenât for her, her parents would not have died! You can ask her yourself if she was the one who caused her parentsâ deaths! Sheâs just a jinx!â
Seeing this, Paul decided to confront Hanna directly. Since Hanna was so uncooperative, he didnât intend to make it easy for her either.
Calvin clearly felt Hannaâs body tremble slightly, while her pale face became even paler at the moment.
Paul said earnestly, âCalvin, this jinx will only bring you bad luck in the future. Be careful! For example, not long after she came to our family, my father was fired from his job at his previous workplace, and my mother, who was in good health, suddenly fell seriously ill. Besides, I didnât perform well in my high school and college entrance examsâ¦â
âSo, do you think itâs all her fault?â Calvin interrupted.
âWell⦠Itâs indeed all her fault. We even consulted a fortune teller, and her fortune is really bad!â Paul added.
Calvin said, âItâs ridiculous. You are blaming your problems on others.â Staring at Teresa and Paul coldly, he continued, âI can tell you now that she has very good fortune! If it werenât for her lucky fortune, your life would be even more miserable!â
Suddenly, Teresa and Paul were startled, and a sense of fear overwhelmed them.
It was only at this moment that they truly realized they were standing in front of the scion, who was known for his ruthlessness and indifference.
He had never been someone easy to trifle with.
Teresa and Paul looked flustered, and they fled in a hurry.
Calvin lowered his head and looked at Hanna, saying, âYou donât have to care about what they said.â
Hannaâs head was kept down. She bit her lips tightly and said after a while, âWhat if I care?â She thought, âYeah. How could I not care?â Since her parents died, she had been constantly labeled as a jinx. And after hearing it repeatedly, she even began to doubt herself at times.
âIf you really care, Iâll find a way to make sure that they can never speak ill of you again,â Calvin said.
Hanna looked at Calvin in a daze. It seemed that she hadnât expected him to say that.
âWhatâs wrong? Do you think I canât do it?â he asked, raising his eyebrows.
She shook her head and said, âNo, if itâs you, you can do it. Itâs justâ¦â She took a deep breath, gathering the courage to say, âI donât care about what they say about me. What Iâm worried about is whether I might bring any misfortune to you in the future if I really am a jinx.â
His eyes flashed slightly, and then he said faintly, âI never believe in these superstitions. And you donât need to believe them.â
âButâ¦â
âOr, do you want me to believe it and break up with you?â Calvin interrupted.
She hesitated, her eyes showing a hint of uncertainty as if she were making a decision.
Calvin raised his hand and flicked Hannaâs forehead. He said, âIt seems that you donât love me so much. In this way, how can I fall in love with you?â
She covered her forehead with her hand and looked at him blankly.
âHanna, donât you want me to fall in love with you?â His voice echoed in her ears.
Tears suddenly welled up in her eyes and rolled down her cheeks, catching her off guard. She hadnât expected herself to cry.
Her tears seemed to surprise him as well, and he appeared unsure of what to do. He said, âDid I hurt you when I flicked your forehead? Iâm sorry; I didnât pay attention to my strengthâ¦â
Before he could finish his words, she suddenly jumped into his arms and burst into tears.
She was crying uncontrollably as if she were releasing all the helplessness, fear, and grievances that had been weighing on her heart.
Watching Hanna cry so sadly in his arms, Calvin felt even more at a loss.
Even if he knew what to do, his hands and feet seemed to become stiff. What he could say fluently became a bit stammered in his mouth.
âDonât⦠Donât cry, Hanna. If you need me to apologize to you, I canâ¦â
âNo⦠I donât need your apology⦠You⦠Youâre nice. Very nice. Youâre the best boyfriendâ¦â Hanna choked up. She couldnât help but sob because he was so nice that she couldnât help crying in front of him.
For a long time, Yrinas, Teresa, and Paul always said that she was a jinx. Whenever something unfortunate happened, they would blame her.
But Calvin didnât care at all after hearing this. She wondered if he knew how important his words were to her. It was like he had given her light in the darkness.
âThen why are you still crying?â he said.
âJust⦠Let me cry for a while, then⦠Iâll be fineâ¦â she said with a stuffy voice, still burying her head in his arms and crying.
After a long time, Calvin only felt that his clothes were wet, and her crying gradually subsided.
Hanna sniffed and raised her head. She wiped her tears while looking at his wet clothes apologetically.
She said, âIâm sorry. I⦠I made your clothes wet. Should I wash them for you later?â
âThatâs not necessary,â Calvin said. Looking into her red eyes, he suddenly felt heartbroken.
âI was like a fool,â Hanna said awkwardly. She took out the tissue and then wiped all the tears from her face. âItâs ridiculous, isnât it? Clearly, weâre relatives, the closest people in this world, butâ¦â
Her face was full of bitterness.
Calvin said, âIn fact, what they want is nothing to me. Itâs okay to satisfy them. If you want them to be nicer to you, I can do it.â
Hanna shook her head and said, âItâs not necessary. If I wanted you to do that, I would have asked them to borrow money from you just now. The family I hope for isnât bought with money. If I give them money this time, they will only become more demanding in the future.â