My One-month Marriage With Mr. Hawkins
Chapter 650: Found
Everyone looked over at Clarence’s arms reflexively.
A touch of blood slowly appeared on Clarence’s loose pajamas, enlarging gradually.
Obviously, through the bumps just now, his wounds cracked.
The bodyguards’ expressions changed dramatically. Immediately, they took a few steps back. “Mr. Jenkins, I’m sorry. I didn’t mean it,” one of them said apologetically. After all, Clarence was the Fraser family’s guest. They couldn’t afford to offend him.
With a pale face, Clarence took a step forward in anger.
He asked fiercely, “Think your apology would work? My wounds had just scarred, now they cracked again. It hurt a lot. How can you compensate me?”
Clarence pointed at his shoulder, unwilling to let him go.
He approached the bodyguard step by step.
Almost reflexively, the bodyguards took steps back, afraid to touch Clarence again.
He had wounds all over his body. His wounds would be cracked with a single slight touch.
“Mr. Jenkins, I’m terribly sorry. May I take you to find Mr. Campbell right now?”
The bodyguard looked so pale as if he would burst into tears the next second.
“How can you take me there? It hurt so much that I can’t walk at all,” said Clarence irritably.
His tall and strong body started shaking, leaning over onto the bodyguards.
The bodyguard took a few steps back in fear again.
His forehead was covered by cold sweat.
The bodyguard wondered why Mr. Jenkins seemed to be provoking him deliberately.
“Mr. Jenkins, we’ll prepare a stretcher for you right now. We can carry you there.”
The other bodyguard seemed to be their leader. He came to his senses. Immediately, he walked up to Clarence, helping him up carefully.
Another two bodyguards rushed to get the stretcher immediately.
As they moved and left, there was a space at the door.
Clarence tilted his head and winked at Florence. Then he took the chance and leaned against a bodyguard. He cried out, “Hurry up! Ouch! It hurts so much...”
Seeing that Clarence was winking at her while crying out in pain, Florence knew that he was making a chance for her to sneak in.
He’d rather hurt himself...
it wasn’t time for her to feel touched. If the
fatal was happening
Without any hesitation,
Fraser, you can’t go
next to her immediately came back to their senses. Reaching out, they
were professionally trained, so they reacted
Phoebe suddenly
me, I’ll call for help! You
hand was reached out further,
dramatically as he was so frightened. Without
hurry, he tried to explain, “Miss Jenkins, I
Phoebe had an ambiguous relationship with Stanford. How
had
Florence had already
the bodyguards’
they realized that
she went to the living room and then headed
courtyard there were so many bodyguards. However, in the living
living room was so quiet as if nobody
She wondered what happened.
were the servants and
When she was about to trot to Victoria’s bedroom, she noticed that opposite the bedroom
the maids were gone in this house. Florence wondered
be
around and immediately trotted to the
steps away, the two bodyguards saw
they were shocked as well as
“Miss Fraser, it’s so late now. Why
pointed in the direction behind Florence, reminding her
didn’t stop. She walked to
them up and down, she asked, “Why are you two standing here? Who is
bodyguards looked
of them said in an awkward tone, “A superior guest of
guest was superior, so they
It roughly made sense.
felt
she gazed at the door,
the bodyguards looked more panicked and
the study and what
them said, “Miss Fraser, it’s quite late now. Please don’t waste your time here. You
were sure that Mrs. Fraser would be
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