Rebirth of the Wife in Despair

Chapter 96 A Grudge Against Elm

Before Eileen could retract her foot, he had already seized her ankle.

“Can’t you see I’m applying medicine for you?” Elm raised his head, his tone still defiant, causing Eileen to doubt if she had heard him correctly.

He’s applying medicine on me?

Anyway, she didn’t believe it; she never did. How could I trust someone who almost choked me to death at school and is now generously applying medicine for me? Who knows if the medicine is even

clean?

Some lessons were learned only once; otherwise, she risked appearing truly foolish, embracing it with an open heart upon detecting even a hint of kindness.

Elm had already dispensed the medicine onto his palm, poised to apply it to her swollen ankle. At that moment, Eileen hastily withdrew her foot. “I’m fine; there’s no need for the medicine.”

Eileen harbored uncertainty about Elm’s potential ulterior motives. As she prepared to rise, hand on the recliner, Elm arched an eyebrow, rose from his crouched position, and casually grabbed a tissue from the side to wipe his hands as he observed the girl.

She had just taken a step when a sharp pain shot through Eileen’s ankle, causing her to stumble back down.

“I’ve encountered stubbornness before, but never to this extent. If you don’t appreciate my kindness, so be it!” Elm discarded the crumpled tissue in his hand, a cold glint flickering in his eyes.

Just then, a clear voice echoed from nearby, “Elm? What are you doing here!”

Eileen turned toward the sound to find Yvette, adorned in an elegant gown, approaching swiftly.

She couldn’t help but notice the disdainful and contemptuous look Yvette directed at Elm, akin to the disdain she had once experienced from her classmates in Class Six.

She never expected to see that same expression directed at Elm one day, considering hist proud and unruly nature.

Yvette, expressing concern in her voice, inquired of Eileen, “Are you okay? Did you get hurt?”

head. “It’s

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arms crossed, staring down Elm. “Elm, I’ve told you before, you’re not welcome

friends, set down his wine glass, and

my mom possibly invite such a

a teasing smile that belied a frosty undertone in his narrow, almond-shaped eyes, responded, “Why are you looking

it when you’re annoyed with me, unable to do anything, and you’re all flustered and

you makes me sick! Where did you get the audacity to show up

study. The butler was poised to intervene, mindful of the potential embarrassment in front

kids messing around, no need to intervene. Go

Mrs.

gaze indifferent as it fell on Elm. The resemblance in those

“Yvette, enough

I say something wrong? If my words weren’t clear, I’ll repeat them for you. Pay attention! Our family does not accept

final sentence reverberated in the

a

their breath, refraining from even

inched forward gradually-one second, two seconds…

enough to voice such sentiments was Yvette, and

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potentially explosive

eyes gleaming a malevolent red. Witnessing

“She’s no better than the rest!

do you mean!” Yvette

turned around and departed without a backward glance.

presence, head bowed, lost in her own

there,

observed the latter’s departure with a

she regained her composure. Every word from the recent exchange had reached