Chapter 215
Bryson thought for a moment. โDid someone else at home eat with you?โ
Ophelia: โGo away!โ She kicked his wheelchair away with her foot. โI wonโt play with a fool!โ
Brysonโs handsome face showed a look of helplessness as he spread his hands and said, โI had spoken up for you before, and I even knocked on the door, but Winford ignored me and wouldnโt listen to my advice. What could I do?โ
โDo you want me to take your punishment instead? Well, itโs not impossible, but can Winford accept a man? Iโm afraid that as soon as I climbed into your bed, Winford would break all three of my legsโฆโ
He touched his chin and actually began to ponder seriously.
Ophelia took a deep breath, held it in, and held it in again, but in the end, she couldnโt hold back any longer and grabbed the dusting cloth beside her!
โHelp me, Winford-!!โ
Brysonโs wheelchair flew by quickly, a shadow flashing past Winford, and a long scream echoed.
Seeing Ophelia, who had completely forgotten her discomfort and was aggressively chasing after him, Winford thought, โโฆโฆโ
โMr. Winford?โ
The person on the other end of the phone, feeling a bit anxious when there was suddenly no sound on this side, spoke up.
โContinue.โ Winford averted his gaze, rubbed his brow, and suppressed a hint of helplessness.
Itโs no wonder that Ophelia couldnโt be gentle with Bryson; this guy was both sharp-tongued and reckless, having intentionally provoked her several times. At that moment, being chased and beaten was hardly unfair.
Seeing Ophelia so lively, Winford was also happy and decided not to intervene, allowing the two of them to have their fun.
However, he didnโt expect that just after he finished the call, the servant rushed in in a flurry.
โMr. Winford, the lady and Mr. Merritt fell!โ
Winfordโs expression suddenly changed, and the servant only felt a gust of wind passing by. By the time he reacted, the man had already strode out!
At that moment, the garden was in a state of chaos, as the servants hurriedly helped Ophelia and Bryson up from the flower bushes.
โMr. Winford!โ
Winford arrived, and the cold, menacing expression on his face frightened the servants, who hurriedly stepped aside.
Thus, Ophelia and Bryson, who were surrounded in the middle, were exposed.
The two of them were sitting in the flower bushes without any regard for their appearance, spitting out the dirt and leaves that had accidentally gotten into their mouths, while the precious flowers and plants beneath them had already been ruined beyond recognition.
Seeing Winford, Ophelia immediately reached out her hand, looking pitiful as she wanted to hug him, โHoney, my feet hurtโฆ!โ
Winfordโs hands were faster than his brain. When he heard her say that her foot hurt, he immediately picked her up and, with a serious expression, asked, โWhat happened?โ
Ophelia lay on his broad shoulder, feeling so guilty that she didnโt know what to say.
Graham, who accidentally witnessed everything, cleared his throat and said, โIt was like this: Mr. Merrittโs wheelchair ran over a stone, and then the lady couldnโt stop the carโฆโ
At that moment, the two people who collided together fell headfirst into the flower bushes ahead, getting a mouthful of dirt.
Ophelia buried her head deeply, feeling that she had lost all her face today!
Bryson was left alone on the ground, watching Ophelia, who had already been cradled in Winfordโs arms like a precious treasure. He said with a mix of envy and bitterness, โWinford, my feet hurt tooโฆโ
Winford looked indifferent and said, โWasnโt your wheelchair beside you?โ
Bryson: โโฆโ
Ophelia almost laughed out loud.
But in the end, Winford still kept a cold face and had the servant help him up.
Ophelia mentioned that her foot hurt, and after that, she didnโt say where else she felt uncomfortable. However, Winford still carried her into the house and had the doctor come to take a look.
In the end, the result came out: she had only scraped her knee a little, and Bryson was also mostly fine. Winford finally felt relieved.
Then, his handsome face darkened.
Half an hour laterโ
Ophelia sat at her desk, preparing to write the first reflection of her life.
Next to her was Bryson, who was also holding a pen and looking at a loss.
Ophelia stared at the blank sheet of paper in front of her for a long time, unable to write a single word.
She was smart, but she only liked to read medical books. How could she write something like a self-criticism report?
Beside him, Bryson said softly, โItโs fine for me to chase girls, but is writing a self-criticism really something I should be doing?โ
Ophelia couldnโt help but say, โItโs all your fault! Otherwise, how could I have been so unlucky?โ