Elias’ Crimes and Punishments of Romance

Chapter 116 You’re Just…

Right now, but the only thing I can tell you is that I didn’t disfigure her face.”

Selina nodded. “I believe you. The Amanda I know isn’t such a person.”

Amanda replied, “Thank you.” At a time like this when she was coming under attack by the public,

it was really touching to have someone who trusted her unconditionally. She turned around and left the villa, intending to make a trip straight to the hospital.

Meanwhile, at the hospital, Grace’s wound was still in the healing stage. Thanks to the ugly scar, she loathed looking in the mirror every single day.

The doctor instructed her, “Remember, don’t let the wound come into contact with water-

Grace couldn’t stand it anymore, though. “Just when can I get this scar fixed? How much longer do I have to go around with a face like this?!” She began to regret having wounded her own face so badly back then.

for the wound on your face to heal. It’s rather

can this scar get fixed in the end?” Of

attitude, the doctor replied truthfully, “To be honest, I can’t say it for sure. It also depends on the individual’s healing ability and the effects of treatment. But what I can tell you is that there’s no way your face can be restored back to its original state. At best, it’ll heal to about 60 to 70 percent

Grace stared at the doctor in disbelief with shock written all over her face. Just 60 to 70 percent? “What a lousy hospital this is! I’m going to seek treatment abroad! I’m going to another hospital…” She turned around and left the doctor’s consultation room in tears. She didn’t want this to happen; she still wanted to be Elias’ beautiful bride. At this very moment, she was

ward,

around and saw Grace as expected. However, she was really startled to see Grace’s face at this very moment. She had to admit

Amanda at this moment. I wouldn’t have become like this had it

deep scar on Grace’s face, Amanda said, “I really never thought you’d be so cruel to yourself just to frame me. How could you do this to yourself? Do you really not want your

“You’re the one who caused my face to end up like this! How dare you come in front of

to tell you that I won’t take the

could you be so wicked?! I’ll make you pay for it! Amanda Bailey, I hate you forever!” Raising her voice on purpose, she drew the attention of many doctors, nurses, and patients. She wanted