Chapter 56
Beg her to help him up? Is she really this cold–hearted?
Sebastian nearly wanted to strangle Caitlin.
“Caitlin, you keep saying you’ll take care of me, but all you do is torment me. Tell me, who sent you here? Are you trying to kill me?”
Sebastian was stubborn to the core. Even with his arm bleeding, he refused to beg her for mercy.
“I didn’t want to, but now I kind of do,” Caitlin said, her voice cold. She believed Sebastian wouldn’t learn unless he was taught a lesson. Why should she let him get away with being a constant source of irritation?
After dealing with his punishment, Caitlin finally helped him sit up, washed him, and cleaned him up. When everything was done, she pushed him out of
the bathroom.
She then brought over the medical kit to tend to the wound on his arm.
There were bits of glass stuck deep into his skin, and had to use tweezers to pull them out.
Her movements were rough, scraping at his skin as if she were peeling a pig’s hide, making Sebastian’s face turn pale as he gasped in pain.
“Ahh… Could you be a bit gentler?” he groaned.
Caitlin shot him a cold look but didn’t slow down.
“Sorry, but I don’t know what ‘tender loving care‘ means,” she said bluntly.
Sebastian was getting more and more irritable. She actually had the nerve to use *tender loving care* to describe him? Was she out of her mind?
Caitlin, already annoyed, made sure to apply extra force, hurting h poured alcohol over the wound to disinfect it.
“Aghh…” Sebastian screamed as the alcohol stung his wound.
He felt like he was going to be tortured to death at this rate.
him as much as possible. After she finished removing the glass shards, she immediately
“Stop screaming. You’re louder than a slaughtered pig,” Caitlin scoffed.
Sebastian, still in pain, growled, “You’re doing this on purpose!”
“You figured it out? I thought you liked being tortured by me,” Caitlin retorted with a cold laugh.
She finished treating the wound, wrapped it with gauze, and patted it lightly. “There. You won’t die.”
“Ahh…”
He wouldn’t die, but Caitlin had sure tortured him enough. His face was as white as a sheet.
He wondered if Caitlin was his fate, sent to torment him in this life for some past wrong.
At that moment, all he could think of was one thing–cherish life and stay far away from this witch. The first thing he would do once he got better was divorce her. He didn’t want to tolerate her for even a second longer.
Chapter 56
The night passed without incident. The next morning, Caitlin woke up early and prepared breakfast.
When Sebastian finally woke up, Caitlin helped him wash up and then took him downstairs for breakfast.
Once she’d taken care of him, he was ready to leave.
Sebastian heard the sound of her heels clicking on the floor and called out, “Caitlin! Where are you going?”
“Out for a while. If you need anything, ask Lucy or Xavi.”
Caitlin replied without slowing her pace as she walked out the door.
“Hey! Come back!” Sebastian’s mood soured just thinking about Caitlin going out to meet some young man. He couldn’t just turn a blind eye.
No matter how much he shouted, Caitlin kept walking. In the end, Sebastian called Xavi on the intercom.
“Hey, Xavi! Hurry up and follow Caitlin! No matter who she meets, get photos of her!”
After giving the orders, Sebastian felt a small sense of relief. Even if he couldn’t control Caitlin, he could at least gather evidence of her possible infidelity.
When his eyes healed and his legs recovered, if she refused to leave the Vanderbilt Family, he’d be ready to use the evidence to kick her out. He’d make sure she couldn’t talk her way out of it.
By the time Xavi got to the intersection, the light had turned red, forcing him to stop. When the light finally turned green again, there was no sign of Quincy’s car.
Faith had been a special agent and was now responsible for teaching the kids martial arts and other skills. She was supervising Arthur as he practiced his
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