Novel Square
Chapter 23
Chapter 23
Chapter 23 Hill, Don’t Go
After running home in the rain, Jennifer took off her dress, removed the diamond necklace from her neck, and threw it into a box.
Tomorrow she would send them back to Brian, his things were so disgusting, she would never want them.
After closing the box, she went to the bathroom, turned on the faucet in the bathtub, and lay down.
She took the sponge, desperately scrubbing her face and back, her skin was red from the rubbing, she looked at the mirror, and saw herself.
After removing her make-up, her skin was sickly pale, it was like life was drained from her, and there was no light in her eyes.
She could not see the light or feel the warmth.
She felt like a dirty ant, everyone could step on her.
But she was also someone with dignity.
“Dignity.”
Jennifer chewed on those two words and laughed at herself. From the moment she sold her body to Shaun, she had lost her dignity.
She dried her hair and lay down on the bed, exhausted, and fell asleep
again.
After getting caught in the rain, her situation was getting worse, and Jennifer was sleeping until the next afternoon.
Carley worked the night shift, sleeping through the morning and afternoon, getting up to make dinner, and Jennifer wasn’t even awake.
She had to knock on Jennifer’s door and called out to Jennifer twice, but there was no response and she realized something was wrong.
Carley quickly pushed open the door and went in. When she saw her on the bed blushing, she quickly reached out and touched her forehead.
It was hot…
She quickly pulled back her cover and helped Jennifer up, “Jennifer, you have a high fever, get up now, I’ll take you to the hospital.”
Jennifer, whose consciousness was blurring, upon hearing the word “Hospital” resisted subconsciously, “I don’t want to go to the hospital…”
“You’re burning up. How can you not go to the hospital?”
Carley didn’t take no for an answer, so she picked her up and drove her to the hospital.
After going to the emergency room, Jennifer was having an infusion, she was also on the ventilator.
Jennifer had a congenital heart defect, and Carley knew it.
With this cold and fever, it was easy to lack oxygen.
She worried that Jennifer wouldn’t make it, so she asked the doctor to put her on a ventilator.
Late into the night, Jennifer’s high fever slowly subsided.
Relieved, Carley picked up her cell phone and asked for two days off, leaning against her hospital bed, and watching Jennifer.
They were about a year old when they were put into the orphanage, they were the closet except for the dean.
Carley raised her hand and touched Jennifer’s pale face, sighing in pain.
Jennifer was unlucky, she had two men in her life, but both were bad.
For them, she wasted her youth, in the end, but all that was left for her was pain.
She had a high fever, and she was so fast asleep that she seemed to be in a trance as if she had seen a teenager holding out a pair of bloody hands to Content (C) Nôv/elDra/ma.Org.
her.
He opened his mouth in pain as if he had said something. Jennifer was too far away to hear.
She shifted her feet and walked toward him. “What did you say?”
The boy suddenly stopped, a pair of clean and clear eyes, staring at her.
The night sky suddenly began to rain, and the boy’s face covered with blood was washed clean.
Jennifer could see his face. She rushed forward and shouted, “Hill!”
The scene suddenly turned, the boy disappeared, and she saw herself kneeling at the door of the club.
A man with a black umbrella walked up to her and asked her from above, “Are you clean?”
She nodded, her face flushed, and put her hand gently into his palm.
When he took her hand, she saw that the hand holding her had suddenly turned into a pair of bloody hands.
The man in front of her has become a ferocious young man, his eyes were bloodshot, he was strangling her, and he shouted at her with hysteria.
“Jennifer! Why did you sell yourself to him? Why did you betray me? Why did you do this?!”
Jennifer was shaking her head. No, no, no…
She shouted and explained, but the boy still pushed her away fiercely and turned away.
Jennifer ran up to him, grabbed his clothes, and cried, “Hill, don’t go!”