Chapter 127
When Love Breaks by jack
Chapter 127
Hearing that, I was totally blindsided.
Did I cause this fight?
Markâs eyes suddenly dimmed, as if he was lost in thought, and Bryant took the opportunity to flip over and strike back!
He pinned Mark against the wall, his eyes brewing a storm, his expression icy, âMark, only Jane would be naive enough to think youâre some kind of knight in shining armor!â
âAnd what about you? What do you think you are?â Mark lift his head, his eyes flickering with a mocking laughter, âDo you think you deserve her? Sh 100â¦â
At that, a shiver ran through me, and just as Bryantâs fist was about to make contact, I rushed forward to shield Mark, âMark! Stop talking!â
Bryantâs fist narrowly missed my face, slamming into the wall nstead, his expression turning frosty in an instant!
His eyes were locked tight, filled with a tempestuous rage as he sneered, âJane, you care about him this much?â
Linstinctively wanted to explain, but theh, why should I?
He never offered me an explanation. He would drop everything at Margaretâs call, always taking her side unconditionally.
Compared to what heâd done, my actions were nothing.
I
I met his gaze firmly, no longer bothering to deny, âJust following your lead.â
Mark glanced at me, the hostility in his eyes fading away as he spoke softly, âWhy are you at the hospital? Did youâ¦â
He paused, perhaps knowing I wouldnât want Bryant to know my miscarriage, and changed his inquiry, âAre you feeling alright?â
âMark, Iâm fine, I came to see my aunt.â
My heart warmed at his concern, making the disappointment in Bryant feel even more profound.
My friends would always ask about my well-being first.
But Bryant didnât care at all.
Seeing the tension between me and Bryant, Margaret couldnât resist adding fuel to the fire, her voice soft and gentle, âSeems like the rumors on the company forum werenât false
after all. Your relationship with the out of favor Mr. Larson has developed to an
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interesting stage.â
make a scandal out of me and Mark.
She was eager to m
I didnât want to explain, but that didnât mean she could twist the story as she pleased, âMargaret, maybe you should figure out who the father of the child you just lost was! Moving on so quickly after such an ordeal, and having someone elseâs husband take care of you, couldnât do that if it were me.â
A direct hit. Slander. Insults.
Who couldnât play that game?
Watching Margaretâs face turn, I realized that indulging in this low-brow satisfaction felt surprisingly good.
After all, I wasnât making things up out of thin air like she was, was merely stating the facts.
The medical staff outside hadnât dispersed yet, and their gaze on Margaret turned curious. Margaret suddenly clutched her stomach and slumped into the sofa, pulling Bryantâs hand with a pitiful look, âBry, I feel so terribleâ¦â
Not this act again.
I had no interest in staying to watch their melodrama. After Bryant poured her a glass of warm water, I cut to the chase, âI need a room, could you arrange that for me?â
I had planned to go to the nursing station and request one as Mrs. Ferguson.
But with Bryant here, it was just a matter of him giving the order, which would be much more convenient than trying to prove my identity myself.
Bryant straightened up, looking down on me with a thin smile, âJane, is that how you ask for a favor?â
My heart felt like it was being squeezed, bitter and pained, as I looked at him in disbelief.
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