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Chapter 847 - 847 After the stimulation 2

Chapter 847: After the stimulation 2 Chapter 847: After the stimulation 2 The bright red umbrella was held above Henry Campbell’s head, and Bella Lee simply smiled at him tenderly, saying, “It’s pouring outside right now, and I was worried you wouldn’t be able to get a cab, so I waited here for you.”

Indeed, it was difficult to hail a cab in Metropolis on a rainy night.

Henry looked at her thoughtfulness and felt inexplicably irritated, yet he couldn’t find any reason to blame her. The source of his annoyance was merely his own helplessness.

“Okay, let’s go,” Henry said weakly.

Seeing that he did not blame her, Bella’s mood relaxed.

All the way, Henry remained silent with his eyes closed, and Bella knew he was in a bad mood. He seemed to have something to say, but in the end, he said nothing at all.

Bella remembered what her mother had told her, that if a woman marries a man who doesn’t cherish her, she would suffer for her entire life.

But Bella didn’t see it that way; she thought that marrying someone you didn’t love would be the true lifelong misery.

She had become Henry’s wife, but why did she feel so sad and stifled when she saw him like this?

Because she couldn’t accept that there was another woman in Henry’s heart.

When the car arrived at the Campbell Family Mansion, Bella handed the umbrella to Henry and said, “Go home, take a good bath, and get some sleep.”

Bella didn’t offer to go back with him.

Such an act made Henry feel relieved but also a bit guilty; Bella had done nothing wrong. The only mistake was that she wanted to marry him, and he had to marry her.

“Thank you!” Henry managed to utter those two words, and then added, “Drive carefully on the way back, and stay safe.”

“Don’t worry, I’ll be fine,” Bella replied with a smile.

Henry didn’t linger any longer and got out of the car, but he didn’t take Bella’s umbrella and instead walked directly into his house in the rain.

Bella watched Henry’s silhouette in the rain, her heart aching.

Having known him for so many years, Henry had never looked so haggard because of her. Did she, his childhood friend who had grown up with him, really hold no place in his heart?

After Henry returned home, he ignored his parents’ concern, simply saying he was fine and headed upstairs to take a shower.

The shower started pouring, and the bathroom began to fill with steam.

In the mist, what Henry saw was Amelia Wilson’s voice and smile: mischievous, cute, endearing, beautiful, angry, upset, indifferent…

Lying quietly in bed, he drifted off to sleep in a daze.

In the middle of the night, Henry felt dizzy and congested.

It turned out that the cold had already spread between their bodies.

When Victoria Garcia woke up, it was a clear morning after the rain had stopped.

She drew back the curtains, and the air was filled with the scent of early summer, the fragrance of moist grass and soil after the rain, and the aroma of blooming flowers.

Early summer, truly a season of both sadness and brightness.

Having gone through the turmoil of the previous night, Victoria’s inner emotions seemed to have ceased rippling. She felt so calm that it was as if nothing had happened at all.

At that moment, Victoria Garcia, walking in from the outside, saw Ava standing alone by the window, her figure slender and frail.

“Ava, why are you up? You should go back to bed and rest,” Victoria said from behind her.

After all, the chill she had caught was not mild, and coupled with being on her menstrual period, her body was even more vulnerable.

Ava turned around, with the morning sunlight casting onto her, she was truly beautiful.

Victoria was so mesmerized that she almost lost herself in the sight.