My Sleeping Beauty Husband

Chapter 266 The Injured Man

“Raglan?” Raglan felt the name sounded familiar. After thinking about it for a

while, she finally came up with this person in her mind.

It was a man whose side face resembled Alston.

Cynthia didn’t ask why Hulda was looking for this person. She just nodded.

“Okay, I’ll let you know when I find him. Let me send you home.”

A few days later, Clare and Ivan were sentenced to a total of fifteen years in

prison for tax evasion, bribery, and multiple crimes.

The dice was cast. Even if they felt regretful, the time wouldn’t go back.

Enter title…

Cynthia finally breathed a sigh of relief. Seeing her face was full of exhaustion,

Lloyd persuaded, “Mrs. Smith, everything is settled now. Go home and rest for a

few days. I’ll be there. Don’t worry.”

Lloyd was right. The particular concern had been resolved. Everyone had

witnessed the fate of the Tansy Group and they wouldn’t despise Cynthia

anymore. They were all well–behaved as they were afraid Cynthia would fire

them if they did something wrong.

“Alright. I’ll go back after reading these two documents.”

Seeing she had made up her mind, Lloyd stopped persuading her and returned

to his work desk.

Cynthia continued to study the documents with her head down. To know the

Smith Group’s situation as soon as possible, Greg crammed a lot into her. But

she still had to rely on herself for most of them.

It was ten o’clock in the evening when she finished going through the

documents. It was already dark when she left the company.

It was not midsummer yet. The night was still a bit cold. With the cool wind

outside, Cynthia let out a sigh and dispelled the tiredness all day.

It was very late now. Her children should be asleep. Cynthia looked at the dark

sky and didn’t let the driver pick her up. She planned to stroll toward home

alone.

For a metropolitan city, although it was very late, Jadney City was still bustling.

Looking at the brightly lit outside, Cynthia crossed her arms and watched people

coming and going with a smile.

A family of three walked by her. As it was late, the child in the mother’s arms

looked drowsy. The father stretched out his

voice, “Let me hold him. This

weight recently. Your arms

handed over the child to him, she

arm and watched the father and son

a sense of loss. Here two

could babble and

missed their growth.

hadn’t found Alston, nor any news about him.

Jadney City. Bill said he planned to send some

nearby cities.

a little depressed. She was also not

a high cliff and would be injured. If

treated in time…

and wanted to dispel all

didn’t dare to think about it anymore. The more she thought about it,

worried she was.

walked through a bustling street and stepped toward the Smith

Smith family was not very

while it was far away from the noise of the

the air

suitable for living.

to the house, the car whistles in the city

surroundings were extremely quiet. Cynthia felt she could even

sound of the wind

a small alley, Cynthia

She frowned and looked carefully at the dark

of the alley, she paused

She also vaguely

Cynthia hesitated for a long time. She was afraid

If she went there rashly, what if she

there came another muffled groan in

want to think about it further. Judging from his groan and the smell

might be seriously injured. Even if he wanted

strength at all.

hesitate any

blood became stronger. She wore low–heeled shoes today.

careful she was, she still

the ground.

went in, the more nervous she felt.

figure curled up on the ground. It looked like

was breathing heavily.

asked softly, “Are…

her voice, the man tensed up and looked

his voice. She knew he wanted

even get up due to the injury. So

by. I come into this alley because I

you seriously injured? Do you need me to call an

man stopped her immediately. Because he

move violently and the wound seemed to be split open.

his voice

might have something to hide

the sound of exhaling,

hurriedly ran out of the

of footsteps. The light in his eyes

this was scary, so she

began to bleed again. He lay on the

His breath was heavy. It

him. He was in despair and

it, that was his destiny. If he made it, he

on those people.