Fleeing the Gilded Cage: Don’t Want to be the Billionaire’s Wife

Chapter 137: The Woman Who Said One Thing but Meant Another

Martina seemed to be dec

numbing herself, unable to stay by Benjamin’s side

so purely anymore. Perhaps it was because of her past experiences that truly frightened

her.

“If one day his feelings for you fade away, you’ll still be a golden–caged canary. Do you

really want that day to come?” she talked to herself.

After an unknown amount of time, Martina finally walked out of the room with a calm.

demeanor.

At this moment, Martina saw Benjamin had already taken off his upper clothes, and it was wrapped in layers and layers of gauze, with faint traces of blood seeping through.

Benjamin looked at his wound in the mirror, as if he wanted to change the gauze again. However, because the wound was on his back, no matter how hard he tried, he couldn’t

quite reach it.

Martina had to step forward and took the initiative to help Benjamin sit down, asking, “Why don’t you let me do it instead?”

She convinced herself in her heart that no matter what, Benjamin was injured because of her, and she couldn’t remain indifferent. She had to take full responsibility.

In reality, Benjamin had the option to seek help from Simon, who would have been more proficient in this matter. However, he deliberately didn’t mention it because he wanted to get closer to Martina.

whined, “You said you didn’t want to take care

his tone, and at this moment, she was truly at a loss for words. Confronted this version of Benjamin, there was no one capable of preventing her

“When did I ever say I wouldn’t take

there

Benjamin eventually chose to obey. Yet, the evident furrowed brow revealed his

was sulking, he was still under Martina’s influence. Perhaps this was the true

all, it was a treatment he had never

applying the medicine. The

were incredibly gentle, almost causing Benjamin

minimal pain.

she would occasionally ask, “How is it, does it

word of pain. But the current situation was different, so he

just that short sentence, Martina completely melted. After all, Benjamin had become like this because of her, and morally and logically, she had to take responsibility

“I’m truly sorry. If it weren’t for me, you

endure such trouble.”

at all. He was willingly

tirelessly, “Just bear with it for now, and it will be better

quietly, and then surprisingly fell silent, with his

to have exhausted all her strength and couldn’t move

Her heart couldn’t help but quicken, and it seemed like she had genuinely been scared.

deep slumber. Martina started to ponder about her actions just now and couldn’t come

affected.

if not properly treated,

and hurriedly moved to the other side

tightly shut, seemingly in great discomfort. Even in his unconscious