Reborn, Reawakened, Rekindled

Chapter 486

As had expected, Hell was brimming with resentment

The doorbell was still ringing, becoming increongly inset you need t answer the door

“You’re back!” I was taken aback at the sight of pose. Not be working the night onfe Why was he back at this hour?

Russel grabbed my shoulders, scanning me from top to bottom, his voice filled with concern. “Are you hurt? I heard there was a break-in and someone for so I rushed home.”

His eyes then fell on the bloodied yard, glaringly visible under the lamplight. As a coster Russel was particularly sensitive to such scenes, and his face drained of color

Neil stepped out, locking gazes with Pussel from a few feet away, Sacs seret fy between them. The tension was palpable even in their silence

But if it wasn’t for Russel’s timely arrival, I wouldn’t know what else this lunatic Nell might have done.

His words were spot on: someone like him might be better off gone for good for me

Within 24 hours, Russel had encountered Neill at my place twice. No doubt his fastation was at boiling point.

Even the most composed individuals would have trouble tolerating such repeated incidents.

Russel’s eyes were like shards of ice, but he didn’t utter a word. His silence made me uneasy, I couldn’t explain the situation, so I simply said, ‘A fugitive broke into the house Neil saved me. I was just tending to his wound.”

that?” Neil chimed in, his tone suggestive

he simply smirked back at me, unfazed. His wounded lip, bitten by me, bore a few dark red marks that made him look all the more

cool, sparking an argument. But this time, Russel didn’t react. He simply walked over, put an arm around me, and calmly said to Neil, “Thanks for protecting my wife. If you’re available, we’d like to invite

took me by surprise. What was going

He shot me a meaningful glance before letting out

I need to handle the situation

stranger, despite

again, Russel. What good are you?” Nel spat out bitterly before leaving.

always blamed himself for not taking good care of me, and Neil’s

heavy stench of blood and the two of

distress, I was exhausted, Seeing Russel cleaning up, I felt obligated to help.

told me. He was on his knees, scrubbing the bloodstains from the

and the smell of blood attracted swarms

to help clean the blood-stained ground. The nauseating feeling was

respond. He worked efficiently and silently. We cleaned for about an hour before

his smooth forehead and even his eyelashes seemed damp, gleaming under the light.

behind Neil. It’s my fault’ Russel finally broke the silence, his

You’re not obligated to protect me. You’ve done enough by pretending to be the father of my children,” I quickly countered.

be more than just their pretend father. I want to truly love them as my own,” Russel stood up, his gaze intense as he

stubbornness was something I had experienced before, only then, his obsession had