Dear Sweetheart

Chapter 501

Jacob was stumped.

He thought she was just kidding, so he waved his fist in front of her and acted as if he was going to hit her.

Still, she didn’t even blink even when he was so close to punching her.

After ascertaining she wasn’t making fun of him, Jacob went to look for the doctor.

Pin-drop silence ensued after Jessica heard the sound of the door closing. The quietness prompted fear to creep into her heart, especially when she couldn’t see a thing after losing her vision.

She could only grasp her blanket.

Upon arriving at Yartran, Jessica was arranged to stay in a residential area with a housekeeper to care for her.

However, after staying there for a few days, a few men suddenly barged into her house.

They killed her housekeeper in front of her eyes, and she passed out after someone hit her before she could react.

By the time she woke up, she couldn’t see anymore.

Those people wanted to touch her, but she retaliated by scratching them. As a result, she infuriated them, causing them to kick and whip her. They even discussed wanting to send her to some unknown place.

Then, she waited until she couldn’t hear any more sound from those people before trying to figure her way out by groping the wall.

Perhaps because of her blindness, those men didn’t take any precautions to prevent her from escaping, allowing her to fumble out of the hellhole.

She didn’t know where she was. When she heard people talking, she asked them where the police station was. Unexpectedly, she stumbled into a group of hooligans.

Jessica was grateful that Jacob lent her a helping hand upon seeing her in that predicament.

Otherwise, she would be doomed.

While her mind raced, Jessica heard someone opening the door and the voice of a man talking in Anglandurn.

“There seems to be something wrong with her eyes.”

The eye specialist walked over and examined Jessica’s condition.

her, “Did your eyes get burned, or did you

the blanket, Jessica replied to the doctor, “No. I lost my

you consume any unsafe

“No.”

to let Jessica

standing at one side, said at once, “She’s pregnant and is currently taking labor suppressants, so she shouldn’t be able to undergo any of these

Jessica caressed her

Jessica thought she would experience a miscarriage, so she didn’t dare to ask

be a temporary loss of vision.

chair and massaged his hurting temples. “What sin have I committed? Alas! If I had known how much trouble would ensue for saving you, I wouldn’t have meddled in your

up, he asked Jessica, “Do you really not remember your friend’s name

She shook her head.

wanted to tell him Rayna’s phone number, but when she was reminded of how busy Rayna

for vacation, and I

You don’t

think I lost

his hair out and was on the verge of shedding tears. “You can’t hope to rely on me the whole time while you couldn’t establish contact with

You must know the phone number of your

she muttered, “I

Jacob was rendered speechless.

in the chair in hopelessness, contemplating whether he

was going to remove her clothes. In fright, Jacob leaped up from the chair and retreated toward

not interested in you.” His facial features were arranged into a bitter expression. “It’s fine if you can’t remember the details. Let’s continue to chat nicely,

something

sure she didn’t lose the item, she removed it from her underclothing and showed him the necklace in her hand. “Will it be enough for me to repay you with

were looking

Jessica was

the necklace

pendant was made from a precious stone crafted into the shape

limited edition necklace from Van Cleef & Arpels.” Jacob frequently gifted his female companions jewelry, so

in his hand was

seeing someone wearing

as compensation. Can you please assist me in finding a place to stay and hire a housekeeper for me? I’m fine

for them to arrange transportation for you to go back to the country? Why do you need me to help you look for a residence? Are

inconvenient for me

dejected tone, Jacob instantly imagined some possible scenes in his mind and gossiped, “Don’t tell me you quarreled with your boyfriend,