The Ceo’s Convict Wife

Chapter 69

Rosalie watched the nurse’s work in silence throughout. Even when she saw the unsightly wounds on her palm, her expression remained unchanged.

It wasn’t until the nurse rebandaged Rosalie’s right hand, causing a slight twinge of pain, that her eyebrows furrowed involuntarily, but she didn’t make a sound or cry out in pain.

“Let me do it. You can go now,” Jonathan said to the nurse.

The nurse then respectfully left the room. Jonathan took the gauze and skillfully wrapped it around Rosalie’s right hand. His movements were gentle and cautious, which almost made her right hand feel no pain at all.

Once the bandaging was done, he put down the gauze and said, “Try not to use your right hand for the next few days and don’t clench your fist tightly like you did just now. How much more blood do you want to lose?”

She looked at the neatly wrapped bandage he had applied. “You seem quite skilled at this.”

A fleeting darkness passed through his eyes. “I learned some basic bandaging when I was a kid.” Back then, his father had searched everywhere for his mother, and sometimes, he would grab anyone who looked remotely like her on the street, leading to his fair share of beatings.

Thus, he had often ended up tending to his father’s wounds, and over time, he became skilled at it.

But after his father’s death, he hadn’t bandaged anyone until now. Rosalie was an exception.

“Don’t grab broken mirror shards like that again from now on. You got lucky this time for not damaging any Otherwise, your hand might have been permanently disabled,” Jonathan warned.

tendons.

Rosalie bit her lip. “But if I hadn’t done that last night, I wouldn’t have been able to stay conscious. I might have passed out, and then…. Who knows what they would have done to me.”

“Does it hurt?” he asked. The scene from last night, with her clutching the shards and blood steadily dripping from her hands when he barged in was still etched in his mind.

never seen a woman exhibit such incredible willpower. Even

gaze. “Actually, this pain is nothing to me. Jon, do you know? Even if you had lied to me. I’m still grateful to you for saving me yesterday. In the past, when I was in prison, no matter how much I begged or – pleaded, no one ever let the go. That was because I oflended the one person that I should

became what

breath and continued, “But last night was different. When I was in pain, you came, and it made me feel

spoke softly, unaware that his expression

regretted, it was that he had allowed those people to

cared about the suffering of a woman in jail, and even if someone died there, it was just

didn’t want her to suffer even the

“I’m sorry,” he murmured.

him in puzzlement. “What are you apologizing for? If you

now.”

what her fate might

to bear a child for them. The

offended Jonathan. Back then, the Xanthos family was afraid that I would bring trouble to

wealthy individual who possibly had business dealings with the Youngblood family. After all, the Youngblood family had its fingers in many pies in Strico.

he couldn’t bring himself to reveal that

clearly had planned to reveal his identity

was adorned with a hint of pallor. Her almond-shaped eyes, with a stark contrast of black and white, were fixed on

something, yet also resigned to it at the

was as if life had already burdened her with too much weight and hardship, and she had

the hospital. Don’t dwell on anything else. Once you’re discharged, I’ll tell you.

at him

Asi

Rosalie yawned, and her

doctor mentioned you might be a bit drowsy these days,” Jonathan said as