Don't Try to Escape, My Wife!

Nicole's question irritated Mrs. Don, and she didn't look happy.

She couldn't just whip Nicole ten times, right?

Moreover, the hatred in Nicole's gaze scared her. She also felt she had gone too far, but she was an elder, so she couldn't make herself apologize to Nicole.

Mrs. Don was torn apart but snorted coldly, saying, "You'd better remember what you said today. You have nothing to do with the Dons from now on."

"I will. Thank you for your ten lashes today, so that I can see you clearly."

With that, Nicole helped Samuel out of the Don's.

Even though the old woman asked everyone to keep their mouths shut, someone still told Jason about it.

Jason hurried back, but it was too late. Noticing the blood on the whip, he was so angry that he didn't want to talk to Mrs. Don. He quickly called Nicole and Samuel.

When Nicole saw it was Jason calling, she blocked him without thinking.

She was not mad at him. But she was done with the Dons.

Seeing her like this, Samuel knew she was hurt deeply, so he whispered, "Alright, don't be angry. I'm fine. Lucas was to blame in this. As his father, I have to take the responsibility, right?"

"I'm sorry. I brought this to you. I thought if I returned to the Dons, it might be helpful to you. But now, I can see it is bullshit. You've suffered because of them."

Nicole wanted to give back her Don blood to the Dons, so that she could sever the ties with them.

How could Samuel not know what Nicole was thinking?

He held Nicole's hand and whispered, "Life is short. We only get several decades to live. Don't get angry for them. They are nothing to you. Fortunately, this shall pass. It's good, isn't it?"

"I just feel you are so unlucky to marry me."

Nicole spoke from her heart.

"Nonsense. Marrying you is the most fortunate thing in my life."

Samuel's comfort made Nicole more uncomfortable instead.

Jason couldn't get through to Nicole, so he called Samuel. Unfortunately, Samuel also hung up.

It occurred to him that it was over between the Dons and the Greens.

"Are you satisfied now? There are only three important families in the Seapolis City—the Greens, the Dons and the Louises. You've left us out on a limb by making the Greens our enemies."

Jason rarely lost his temper with Mrs. Don. This time, he couldn't help it.

Mrs. Don knew she might have gone too far, but she had to sense that herself, and Jason was in no position to blame her like this.

don't need them. Nicole only had the audacity to

something! You've pushed your own granddaughter away. Let's see if you'll regret it

in fact, he just didn't want to

even bigger now

black sheep caused so

Jason and Mrs. Don. She

she

Lucas quickly looked up.

Don said these ten lashes

infuriated when she heard

lay a finger on my son. How dared she whip you

was mad, Samuel quickly stopped

I have to take the blame for my son. I couldn't let her beat Lucas, right? Let's forget about this.

looked unhappy when he

bad to see the blood on his father's

wanted this much trouble. It was meant to be a

"Daddy, I'm sorry."

he had

is strong. Alright, you should rest too. It's

concern, "Even if you put it that way, this is still too much

the kitchen to see if we can have dinner soon.

pushed Laurel into

to end, because she was embarrassed and did not know what to say. Samuel took care of everything without mentioning her, which made

her son, Nicole was even more

was thinking, Samuel held her hand and said, "Let's go upstairs.

"Alright."

Nicole helped Samuel upstairs.

Samuel reached the bedroom, he heaved a sigh of

In other words, although he had been through all sorts of pain over the years, he

kind of

took off

on Samuel's back, Nicole cried

I asked you to apply me some medicine, not

Mom that you suffered

Nicole's words amused Samuel.

the point for Mom to know? Can my injuries heal because of it? Alright, don't put yourself under too much pressure. I'm willing to do anything for

turned his back

did not say anything, she noticed how tense his body was and knew he was in great

wounds

I'm sorry. It was all my fault.

he had been unconvinced when his father punished him. Now he couldn't help but cry

that his son was spooked,