Sextuplets From Ruthless Love novel Chapter 200

The day Trevor encountered Faye at the airport, he swore that he would treasure Jessica and no longer do anything awful if he could just see her again.

"Is that so? Compared to being pushed to the verge of death over and over again, won't it be better to be saved by a woman? I don't know if you've had the experience, since I've obviously never experienced escaping as if my life depended on it on the battlefield," Alfred said ominously. He could no longer tamp down the hostility in his gaze as he stared at Trevor.

He could no longer maintain his decorum. After all, they were rivals. They would never see eye to eye.

Trevor opened his mouth to speak, but found that he could not voice his words. He closed his lips and turned around to embrace Jessica.

He felt remorseful, but currently, he was more concerned about Jessica's situation.

The doctor had told him that she should not be emotionally stimulated. Something like this was bound to dredge up her sad memories.

"Mr. Gulliford, let me go."

Jessica stepped back in an attempt to flee from his embrace.

Alfred's words reminded her of the terrible days when her life was a living hell.

Yes. It was five entire years.

Jessica no longer remembered how many times she had gotten hurt in the five years of living in a war-torn zone. She had to step over countless people and hide under piles of corpses to evade the hail of bullets.

"Don't be like this."

Furrowing his brow, Trevor tried to assuage her.

Alfred raised the wine glass in his hand and handed it to Jessica.

"Cheers, Ms. Lockett." Alfred's tone was light.

Jessica accepted the glass of wine. She was in a bad mood anyway, and wanted to drink.

Trevor sighed as he watched her gulp down the drink.

Indeed, the memories from those five years could not be erased from Trevor's mind.

It was like a scar on a person's leg. Whenever the person lifted their pant leg, they would always see the color of the scar. It would always serve as a reminder of how they got injured in the first place.