The Spare Wife

Chapter 71 Wait for the Day You Succeed

Abigail leaned against the wall, lifting her injured leg as she breathed lightly. It was dark inside, so Sean could not see it. He took out his phone and turned on the torchlight. Then, he crouched down before her. “How’s your leg?”

She almost lost her balance and subconsciously reached out to hold onto his shoulder. Gently, she moved her left ankle. “It hurts a little, but I’m unsure if it’s sprained.”

Feeling her strength, Sean reached out and held her left ankle. Abigail shivered a little, reflexively tightening her grip on his shoulder, and said in a trembling voice, “I’m fine… Don’t…”

He looked up at her, a smirk on his face. “Are you getting weak just because I held your ankle?”

Her face flushed as she bit her lip, her eyes moist. “I’m scared of the pain.” With that, she looked away. Under the glow of the torchlight, her ears were translucent, and the red tint on them was

more visible than ever.

It was only then that Sean realized that Abigail might be embarrassed. He gazed at the woman’s

slightly raised leg, her foot pale and pretty as the silver high heels wrapped around it. Faint veins

visible on the arch of her foot, and the bump on her ankle was slightly protruding. Beyond that was her slender leg. It was alluring… and

lightly pressed against it as he applied

balance,

who asked me to write the

focused on that. He had only made a reasonable guess, but he decided not to probe further since it had been debunked. His gaze

her like that. However, she was about to answer when his

he gripped her hand and stood up. Wrapping his arm

Joan’s sobbing voice sounded from the phone,

and lowered her gaze, tentatively putting

the matter?” His voice was instantly

room… I don’t know what it is…

me.” With that, Joan

he turned to look at Abigail, who placed a hand against the wall as she spoke in a distant and polite tone, “Give me

for a moment, but it’s okay

gets to decide if it’s okay. Let’s go.” With his arm around her waist, Sean

to leave with him.

in an even colder tone, “I only came for the