Six Brothers Plea for Forgiveness (Alice) novel Chapter 189

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Chapter 189 

Jack’s eyes were dark and cold, radiating arrogance. 

The trainer, angered, said, “[Why should I apologize? You should thank me for warning you about these gold–digging women!]” 

Jack narrowed his eyes; his hand was about to move, but Alice grabbed it. 

Stepping forward, she glared at the trainer.“[You must have been scammed badly. You hate women so much; why don’t you crawl back into your mother’s womb? Don’t embarrass yourself.]” He hated women, yet he was born of one. 

The trainer’s face changed.“[Say that again?]” 

“[Didn’t you say women are gold diggers? Your mother’s a gold digger then? She scammed your father, right? And then birthed you, this disgusting man.]” 

When facing false accusations, never fall into the trap of self–justification. 

Alice’s words enraged him. The owner pushed the trainer.“[Enough! Want to go to jail? There are cameras.]” 

The trainer glared at Alice and stormed off. The owner apologized to Jack and Alice.“[I didn’t expect him to be like this. I should have dealt with that client earlier.]” 

No one expected this to happen. 

Jack’s expression was grim; he didn’t speak. 

Alice quickly said, “[I understand. 

These things happen. It’s not your fault 

“[Ms. Alice, thank you for your understanding.]” 

Jack suddenly said, “[That’s it?]” 

The owner was confused. He looked at the boxing trainer, who coughed.“[This happened at our gym; we should compensate Ms. Alice waive her fees.]” 

“[Right, right. I’m so forgetful.]” 

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Alice shook her head.“[No need. If I hadn’t fought back, it would have been over. But I couldn’t let it go.]” 

She couldn’t bear the thought of other girls being harmed. 

Jack said, “[No need to tolerate it. Good job. Don’t let people take advantage of you!]” 

Alice nodded, realizing she was still holding his hand. She awkwardly let go.“[You were going to keep fighting!]” 

She’d never seen Jack so angry. Usually calm and aloof, he’d been ruthless. But fighting on camera was unwise. So, she stopped him. 

Jack mumbled,“[They were being disrespectful.]” 

The trainer looked at Jack’s wound.“[Sir, get a tetanus shot. It’s a metal cabinet wound.]” He couldn’t afford any problems for Jack. He wasn’t a professional trainer; he was Jack’s bodyguard. Jack said,“[It’s minor.]” 

Alice frowned.“[It’s not minor! Go to the hospital.]” 

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Jack clearly didn’t want to. The owner said to the trainer, “[Take them to the hospital. Ms. Alice’s hand is cut.” 

Jack grabbed Alice’s hand.“[Injured?]” 

There was a cut on her hand; she hadn’t noticed. Before she could speak, he pulled her.“[Hospital.]” 

“Just some antiseptic.]” No need to go to the hospital. 

But she saw his wound; it was scabbing, but he needed a tetanus shot. 

The trainer drove them to a private hospital. Jack paused at the entrance; he could easily run into acquaintances. 

The trainer said anxiously, “[It’s arranged.]” Jack couldn’t have an incident. Jack went to the director’s office; the floor was cleared. The director arrived with a first–aid kit, surprised to see a girl with Jack.“[Your girlfriend’s hurt?]” 

Alice said, “[I’m not his girlfriend.]” 

Jack looked at her, pulling her hand.“[She’s injured.]” 

The director glanced at Alice’s hand.“[This will heal on its own.]” 

Alice blushed.“[His arm is injured; a metal cabinet. He needs a tetanus shot.]” She showed the doctor the wound. The director examined it and gave Jack the shot. He looked at Alice, then Jack.“[Injured saving a damsel in distress? A bit embarrassing.]” This kid, usually so arrogant, was subdued in front of this girl. Rare. 

Jack, embarrassed, disinfected Alice’s wound after his shot. It stung. 

Alice winced; he raised an eyebrow.“[Painful?]” He was teasing. 

The director coughed.“[Go. I’m old; I don’t like this mushy stuff.]” 

Jack, taking Alice’s hand, left the hospital. 

Alice said, “[You know that doctor?]” 

“[Yes.]” 

Alice said, “[Jack, are you rich?]” 

Jack stopped, looking at her, trying to gauge her thoughts. He failed. 

He probed, “[Why?]” 

“[This is a private hospital, owned by the Wilson family. The people here are influential. You know the director.]”