Chapter 650
Substitutee Marriage: Fallingg For My Ugly Wifee
âWhat are you two doing? If you have a disagreement, discuss it civilly. No need for physical
altercations.â
Millie suddenly rushed over and positioned herself between the two men. Their surprised expressions
intensified the tense atmosphere.
Leon narrowed his eyes, examining his own hand. He had grabbed Marcus. From Marcusâ reaction, it
was evident he was injured.
Although Marcus appeared composed, his face was taut.
âWhatâs going on? Letâs talk this out,â Millie bravely interjected, standing between them in an attempt to
defuse the tension.
Leon locked eyes with Marcus, unwilling to back down, issuing a warning.
âDonât repeat this. You donât have the right to pass judgment on my woman.â
With a touch of disdain, Marcus retorted, âI find it rather wasteful to even glance at this woman.â
Millie was rendered speechless. Could they not converse civilly?
Feeling the escalating tension, Millie quickly stepped in to halt Marcus. She tumed to him and held his
uninjured arm.
âLetâs go for a walk in the backyard.â
She was concerned that if they engaged in a physical altercation, theyâd both sustain severe injuries.
Marcus complied, allowing himself to be led to the backyard by Millie. In truth, he went along willingly;
otherwise, Millie would have a hard time moving him.
Once in the backyard, Millie released her grip on his arm and shot a glare at him.
His injured hand was still recovering, yet he remained unbridled. If a fight ensued, heâd suffer greatly.
Marcus teased, âYou were protecting me just now? Worried about me, were you?â
Admittedly, Millie did shield him. As soon as she intervened, she forcefully removed Leonâs grip and
courageously placed herself in harmâs way. She must have realized he was in considerable pain.
Angrily, Millie retorted, âYouâre both adults. Canât you communicate without resorting to aggression?â
She crossed her arms and continued, âYour arm is injured. Donât push yourself. Itâs painful.â
âYou really care about me,â Marcus said as he leaned against the railing, taunting her.
Still concerned about Marcusâ wound, Millie urged, âTake off your coat and let me examine your injury.â
Observing his evident pain, she noticed his facial grimace. Leon had a firm grip.