Chapter 1041 Paying the Price
Alexander added, "Ava is not someone else; she is just herself. If you really care, please don't harm her. She still has to stay in Stellaria for at least three months. Who can guarantee that your enemies won't come after her?"
Bishop clutched his chest, feeling a faint pain from his wound, and beads of sweat appeared on his forehead.
Bishop said, "Alexander, if you care so much about her, why did you hurt her in the first place?"
Alexander reponded, "I've paid the price for hurting her. I lost her. But if one day, because of you, Ava gets hurt or even loses her life, what price can you pay? Even if you die, what difference does it make?"
Bishop's face was as cold as winter frost.
Alexander continued, "I'm telling you this because I believe you understand. Ava is very kind. If someone treats her well, she will treat them better. So she will be very good to you. But don't let her kindness to you become the reason she gets hurt. Even if you don't want to, you can't stop others."
"Get out!" Bishop shouted sternly. "Otherwise, I won't be polite to you. Even though I'm injured, it's more than enough to kill you."
Alexander stood tall and straight, his hands in his pockets, looking at Bishop with a calm gaze.
Alexander said, "You're a smart person. I believe you'll make the right choice."
With that, Alexander turned and left.
Bishop lay weakly on the bed, sighed softly, and stared blankly ahead.
After her afternoon class, Ava went to the hospital to see Bishop again.
She came every day, regardless of the weather.
Before she reached Bishop's ward, she ran into Alexander outside.
Yesterday, Alexander had a biopsy, but the results would take three to five days. It shouldn't be out today, and she had nothing to chat about with Alexander.
Just as she was about to pass by, she suddenly noticed a wound on Alexander's mouth.
Ava asked, "What happened to you? How did you get hurt?"
Alexander's mouth was a bit bruised and swollen.
Alexander's tone was very calm, "I accidentally fell."
Ava felt puzzled. "You fell and just happened to hit there?"
It looked like he had been punched.
But who would dare to hit Alexander?
William had also returned to Berlyn, so it couldn't have been him.
"Just happened to hit here," Alexander said flatly.
"Alright." Ava didn't press further. "When the biopsy results come out, you must tell me. Even if you don't, I'll ask the doctor. I need to know the results."
Even though they were no longer married and could never reconcile, she couldn't ignore the tumor in Alexander's stomach.
After all, they had known each other for eleven years; it was impossible to become complete strangers.
Alexander replied, "I know, I'll tell you."
Ava asked, "How is Ms. Allen?"
"Same as before, waiting for a heart. If she doesn't get one, she'll die." His tone was heavy.
Ava didn't know how to comfort him. It seemed Madison was very important to him.
But it was really strange. Previously, Isabella needed a heart transplant, and now Madison needed one too.
How did Alexander always find women who needed heart transplants?
Was it just a coincidence, or was there another reason?
At that moment, a phone rang.
Alexander took out his phone from his pocket, glanced at the caller ID, and finally answered.
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