Bride Behind The Mask Novel

Chapter 510

Marguerite stared blankly at Frederick’s retreating figure, her lips unable to form a complete sentence no matter how hard she tried.

Her chest began to heave uncontrollably as waves of emotion crashed over her.

Head bowed, she couldn’t stop the tears that streamed down her cheeks.

Her sobs were restrained, but they still reached Frederick’s ears.

Perhaps, Marguerite truly loved him, but what did it matter?

In his world, it seemed that aside from hatred, he was utterly incapable of love. He couldn’t love any woman, including Marguerite.

By all means of propriety, he should be comforting her now, rubbing her back or offering a shoulder, followed by some noble platitudes about remaining friends if not lovers. Yet, his hands remained clenched into fists at his sides.

He wouldn’t even afford her that final courtesy. He feared misunderstanding, feared a point of no return.

couldn’t be reclaimed, then it was time to choose an

of a hospital bed’s gears broke the

at the noise and saw Chuck leading Manley in, with two bodyguards following, pushing the hospital bed Manley

guy looked up and saw Hayes lying unconscious on the bed, immediately stumbling over in his oversized hospital gown, leaning over Hayes’ bedside.

away her tears, noticing Manley’s gaze on Hayes-lost

asleep or in a coma? He seemed so

looked urgently at Frederick, asking, “Daddy, what’s… what’s wrong with Hayes?”

to Manley when Chuck, oblivious to their conversation,

Winston, we’ve set up Manley’s bed next to Hayes. Also, we’ve located the doctor who drew blood from Hayes today. What

turning icy, “Let him face the consequences in Yuna’s

do you mean to exile him to Africa, strip him of his citizenship, and leave him to his fate?”

“Yes.”

was confused. Although not the brightest, and a bit slow to catch on, he understood the implications when Chuck mentioned a doctor drawing blood from Hayes. Could it be that Little Mute

“How could this happen? Mommy promised me, she

furrowed. What was this? Yuna had arranged for Hayes’ blood to be drawn,