The Runaway Groom

Chapter 62 If Isaac was not concerned about her injuries, he might be strangling Irene again. Was marrying him such a terrible grievance? On the other hand, Irene pretended not to hear him, but her twitching eyelashes were a clear sign that she was not asleep.

Closing his eyes and taking a moment to let his frustration ease, Isaac reached out to caress her face, and Irene promptly jerked and turned toward him.

Isaac chuckled. “Done pretending already?” “Pretending for what? I just fell asleep,” she said, stretching deliberately while asking languidly, “What are you doing here?” “It’s only natural for me to visit my wife, no?” he said, his smile still on his face. “Has Mrs. Watson been attending to you?”

Irene nodded–Mrs. Watson had been caring for Irene so well that she was the reason Irene had recovered this quickly.

“When are you getting discharged?” Isaac asked then.

Irene, however, would rather live at the hospital than stay under the same roof with him at the mansion. “It’s still too early to say.”

Nonetheless, Isaac saw through her, but did not expose her immediately. “How long did you think you could hide from me?”

She reigned ignorance. “I have no idea what you’re talking about.”

to rest,” Isaac said as he rose to

and took sips with a nonchalant

Isaac furning, but he could not do a thing while she

make you pay twice the price.”

days’ worth of leave, because what happened at the other hospital left her in shock and

lost her best chance to become

managed to gather hersell, only to arrive at

was under the impression that Isaac had a change of heart and came looking for her, but just as she was about to call out to him in delight, he was already striding toward the patients’ wards. She hence followed him, only to find out that Irene was admitted there, and that he was here to visit Irene. Her knuckles balled

woman from that night. So

did she have to be

it take for Isaac to hate Irene, and to divorce her? Perhaps

against her will, she would succeed again and make Isaac hate her. But now