Chapter 167 Failed Provocation I hurriedly put Eric back on the bed when I saw him doing something that could worsen his injuries.
"We can get our marriage certificate when your wound has recovered." Eric looked atintensely. "Will you think twice about your decision before then?" I shook my head. "I won't. You have my word." Marrying him was my best option now. If he didn't have second thoughts about it, then neither would I. After I promised Eric, he finally resumed his usual calm and collected self. For the next few days, he was particularly enthusiastic and cooperative when it cto treatment.
On the fifth day of my divorce, Jeremiah and Elsa showed up outside the ward.
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇtI had just bought breakfast and returned. Before I could feed Eric, I heard someone knocking. I opened the door and found myself looking at them. My joyful mood vanished instantly.
I cast a cold glance at them for a second. My hand moved instinctively before I could formulate a thought, and I was already closing the door.
Jeremiah reached out and stopped me. Then, he cinside uninvited. Elsa followed him and rolled her eyes atwhen she was sure no one could see her before resuming her usual delicate manner.
Eric's expression darkened when he saw Elsa and Jeremiah.
Jeremiah immediately exclaimed tauntingly, "Surprise. I'm already walking free! It would seem that Flint Group isn't all that powerful, after all. I'm already out of prison in just a few days." Then, he turned and faced me. "The raw materials supplier admitted that everything was his fault. The evidence you submitted couldn't convicteither. I can just imagine how disappointed you must be." Jeremiah grinned, but his eyes were brimming with mockery. He made it look like getting out of prison had secured him his victory in this struggle.
Eric scoffed. "You and Jae are divorced. What's the point of keeping you locked up in there? This was meant to just be a minor inconvenience. It wasn't meantany lasting damage to you.
The do main reason I did it was to force you to attend the divorce hearing that you should've been a part of a long tago." Jeremiah had been wearing a prideful expression, but his face instantly froze now. He pointed atand asked viciously, "Did you do all this for her? She's just a whore I've grown tired of. I have to say you have a rather odd taste in women, Mr. Flint." I was bored out of my wits listening to his unoriginal insults. I wasn't fazed at all.
Eric heard what Jeremiah said and sneered, "If we look at this from a different perspective, you're promiscuous as well. Get off your high horse. It's not like you're pure-hearted. You drag a Boy Cactly hypocritical lady with you wherever you go as if you can't wait for her to drag you down."
Follow on Novᴇl-Onlinᴇ.cᴏmJeremiah might not have been the most intelligent man alive, but he also instantly understood who Eric was talking about. To this day, he still to the wore the srighteous expression. "Elsa and I aren't in any impure relationship. She's my assistant now. What's the problem with an assistant followingaround?" My gaze traveled between Jeremiah and Elsa. I had to give it to her for having suseful tricks up her sleeves.
She might not have any shares or jobs in the Brown family, but she had Jack and Jeremiah under her thumb.
"None whatsoever," I responded nonchalantly. "It's our private tI now, and my fiancé and I need to Ε rest. You'll have to wait until we're free if you want to talk about work." At the next moment, a security guard arrived at the door. I secretly called him here earlier.
Jeremiah might be a cocky prick, but he was taken away all the same. Elsa had to maintain her image of a delicate lady in front of others. Naturally, she offered no resistance.
However, Elsa was unexpectedly bold and cback again despite getting chased out of the hospital once before. This time, she calone.
I handled sof Eric's work on his behalf in the afternoon. When it was tfor dinner, I went outside to buy sfood had just turned the corner in the hallway when I caught a glimpse of a figure sneaking into Eric's ward out of the corner of my eyes.