The Divorced Heiress’s Revenge

"From now on, I won't call you that if you dislike it. But I was genuinely concerned about you and wanted you to regain consciousness quickly." Bella responded with a cold smile.

Her heart carried deep wounds, so such trivial matters held little importance to her.

"Mr. Salvador... Why are you here?" Bella's body was in pain as she struggled to sit up, but her strength failed her.

"Don't move yet." Grant quickly held her down, his voice soft and persuasive. "The doctor said you were very lucky. You didn't suffer any fractures, but you have several external injuries and a mild concussion, which shouldn't be taken lightly. You need to rest and be under observation for a while." Bella, stubborn as always, shot him a sharp look. "You still haven't answered my question."

Grant's lips curled faintly, responding calmly, "My personal doctor, Ms. Amaryllis, has a villa nearby. I went to visit her because I suddenly felt unwell, and she brought me to the hospital. Coincidentally, I saw you being rushed into the emergency room." 'Coincidentally?' Bella's heart sank. If anyone else said that, she might believe it. But she could not trust this man's words.

"How long was I unconscious?" Bella asked.

"It wasn't for too long just about a day or so." Grant leaned in closer, his voice soothing and reassuring. "I didn't have your family's contact information, but I reached out to my grandfather. He has already let Chairman Thompson know about your car accident. Don't worry, your family is on their way to Savrow."

Bella's expression wavered. She tried to sit up again, but Grant gently held her down.

Bella protested. "I'm fine... I can be discharged!"

constantly running around on your own. Don't you think your family must be

affairs!" Bella bit

out of bed. However, her legs gave out, and

A deep, concerned voice filled with

the next moment, Bella

muscles hidden beneath his tailored suit, tightened

an indescribable fragrance wafted into her nose. It was so

physical contact since she had helped him stop his wheelchair from sliding off the slope. This time,

you can't

to rest

her tearful eyes, his voice hoarse

perched on his lap, her head resting against his firm chest. She could hear his strong, steady heartbeat.

Bella's gaze remained cold, her face pale and delicate. She was composed, and her

herself, skilled in

medication to control his illness and who had suffered organ failure, how could his heartbeat be so steady and