The Woman From Hell



I know. You should have told me earlier so I could face it with you."

"So what if I told you about it? It's just one more person worrying about my affairs. If my parents knew about this, they would be so angry that they would be hospitalized. They wouldn't even acknowledge me as their daughter."

"Family will forever be your most solid backer. They won't give up on you because of something that happened to you. Ms. Fameli, you should be glad you still have friends who care about you and parents who love you."

Jason's tone was calm and affirmative. It gave one a feeling of security. "There are so many people in this world who have lost their parents very early on in life. They are working hard in strange cities, not knowing anyone, let alone have few friends. You are already luckier than them. You will have more hope if you live on. That way, you can also show off your brilliance."

What he said was not wrong, and I was deeply moved.

"Nina, I used to have nothing. After my mother left, I was entrusted to Theo, but he didn't love me then. It was common for me to receive a cold shoulder and accept the hostility, but no matter how difficult it was, I survived. I finally got the life I have now in the past year, Nina. I can get through it, so I believe you can too."

I shared my experience just to let Nina know that many people in this world have been dealt a miserable hand, but once they get through it, they will get to the light at the end of the tunnel.

Nina looked like she was touched when she heard this. She looked at me with doubt in her eyes. "But you already had President Grant by your side, unlike me, who is already dirty. No one will like someone like me. I have no future. I won't get happiness anymore."

"You're a good girl. If it were me, I would only cherish you. I wouldn't let you get hurt again."

Jason's words were steady and serious that even I looked at him in surprise.Content © NôvelDrama.Org.

He was a man of talent, especially since his eyes seemed to be able to speak themselves. I also felt that he spoke elegantly and sensed that he had a certain strength. He was not only proficient in psychology but also had great achievements in business. He was a dragon amongst men.

Nina looked at him, a little dazed.

This was the best timing.

Several policemen rushed forward

immediately and brought Nina down. She did not seem like she

wanted to be restrained, however, and tried her best to break free With strength she gained somewhere, she fought off two policemen.

She ran off but collapsed due to a lack of strength. Seeing this, Jason stepped forward and hugged her. "She's still emotionally unstable. You cannot use brute force. I willbring her down."

After he said that, Jason carried Nina and walked out. I quickly followed them, and I noticed that Nina was looking at him meaningfully. Maybe she had been moved by what Jason said just now.

Back in the ward, I covered Nina with a blanket. "I'm sorry, Wanda. I made you worry."

She looked to have settled down quite a bit now.

The weight in my heart finally rolled off. "It's okay, as long as you are fine. It's late. Sleep."

Seeing Nina close her eyes, I breathed a sigh of relief. I looked up at Jason, who was next to me. He nodded at me and then turned to leave the ward.

I followed him and stopped him. "Dr. Frost, please wait a moment."

Jason stopped and looked back at me. "Is there anything else, Ms. Lane?"

"Can I talk to you?" I asked weakly, as I knew I was being presumptuous, but Jason readily agreed.