Perfect Mysterious Husband (Maddox and Kimberly)

Chapter 1584



Frida finally spoke her mind, a little choked.

Of course, it hurt; she could even barely stand that day itself. It was so painful that she would tremble at every step she took.

Unfortunately, she never grew up pampered. Otherwise, she would not have dragged her pain till now. She always ended up fine with every illness and injury she ever had.

However, she underestimated her injuries this time. She never thought there'd be a day she would not be able to endure it.

Tears fell uncontrollably as Frida admitted her pain. However, it took her no time to realize her faux pas, and she immediately turned around to wipe her tears away.

"I'm sorry."

Mashauva's brother definitely thought she was mawkish, didn't he?

She should not cry anymore. It was not worth crying over.

The doctor sighed and said, "It's good that you admitted it. If something like this ever happens again, you have to come to the hospital as soon as you can. Always come to the doctor if you're ever sick or injured. It won't do you any good if you just sit on it. You might even make it worse."

"Sorry, Doctor. I was wrong. It won't happen again."

"Everyone please go out. I need to do some checkups on her."

After that, the doctor did a series of examinations on Frida. Mashauva was finally at ease after confirming she didn't have any other complications. "Frida, I really think we should report this to the police."

Hearing that, her face paled. "Don't. I'm fine now. We won't be able to catch those people even if we file a report now."

"But what if they can? These people are brutal. Look what they did to you."

With that, she raised her head to look at Bruno, who stood beside her. "Bruno?"

Frida didn't know what Bruno thought of it, but she didn't want to take it to the police. Besides, she had already been admitted to the hospital, and things had passed. Frida figured Lena and Hailey would not do such things to her anymore.

"Mashauva, don't report it to the police and don't tell the teachers. I'm fine now. I just want to rest quietly. If we tell the police or the teachers, they will definitely find fault with me. I still want to go to the library after I've had enough rest."

It sounded reasonable. She did not want to be disturbed and wanted to rest quietly.

Bruno placed his hand on Mashauva's shoulder and said in a deep voice.

"Since it's what she wants, don't force her anymore. If she doesn't want to report it to the police, then so be it. No need to tell the teachers, either. I'm sure there won't be a next time."

With that, Bruno shot a glance at Frida. Chills shot down her spine as she bit her lower lip subconsciously.

Why did she feel as if he had seen through her thoughts?

Frida looked up and happened to meet Bruno's deep gaze. With that, her ears flushed red, and she could only avert her gaze nervously. Because Frida was not in any critical condition, the doctor prescribed some medication and greenlighted her discharge toward the end of the weekend. When it was time, Mashauva, Bruno, and Freddy went to pick her up.

As Frida still had trouble walking, Freddy carried her on his back. Then, while Bruno and Mashauva drove the car over, he asked Frida in a low voice. "Be honest, who beat you up?"

Being on a boy's back for the first time in her life, Frida felt somewhat shy and awkward. She heard his question but did not answer immediately. "I'm not Mashauva, and I'm not as naive as she is. Do you think Bruno and I would believe you were beaten up by a group of bullies at the school gates?"

Bruno?

A thought flashed through Frida's mind, "He does not believe it either?"

"Bruno is much smarter than me. Do you think he will, when even I don't? The reason why he agreed not to take it to the police is that he respects your decision."

With that, Freddy sighed helplessly.

"Only a dummy like Mashauva would believe your poor excuse."

She really was a dummy.

But why did he like this fool so much?

"I don't want to say it." Frida shook her head. Knowing Freddy, it wouldn't take long for the whole world to find out if she had told him the truth. "You don't trust me? Are you afraid that I'll let it slip?"

"No." Frida's voice was very low. "Since I've decided to keep things quiet, why do you still want me to tell you the truth? So, no more questions." "Fine, I just want to know who the b*stard is. I really have no idea why you chose to do this." "Let's just go."

After all, they weren't close enough for her not to feel awkward while being carried on his back.

"What are you shy about? I don't feel anything with you on my back. Don't take it the wrong way."

"Freddy, who said I'm taking it the wrong way? I'm just not used to this. Besides, don't you like Mashauva? Why not you put me down and let me walk by myself? It'll save you from having to explain to her if she remembers this."

"Pfft, do you actually think that silly girl will misunderstand? I'll praise the heavens if she could figure out what love and relationships are with that brain of hers by the time she goes to college."

Hearing Freddy's words, Frida suddenly somewhat lamented. She had to work hard and get into a good college. Otherwise, she would not be able to succeed in life.

She didn't think much of it in the past, but now, she had someone she was chasing after. So things had changed.

After they returned to school, Mashauva no longer mingled with Lena and Hailey but followed Frida wherever she went, inseparable.

If Frida stayed in the library for the whole afternoon, Mashauva would sleep beside her.

In actuality, Mashauva also wanted

to study, but she'd fall asleep whenever she read a book. At first, Frida would wake her up, but after finding out the cycle would repeat, she Jet Mashauva be and only woke her up to go back to the dormitory after she was done.

Lena and Hailey didn't like it. They asked Mashauva why she no longer hung out with them, and her answers were always implicit.

"Frida wants to study in the library, and I also want to study hard. Do you want to study too? We can go to the library together."

Originally, Lena and Hailey

suspected Frida had let slipText © by N0ve/lDrama.Org.

something to Mashauva. But seeing

that Mashauva did not distance herself from them and even happily invited them to join their little study group, they finally believed Frida did not dare snitch to Mashauva.

Frida felt bitter when she saw how enthusiastic Mashauva was with the two of them.