Chapter 314 No More
Nicholas!
Seeing him in a wheelchair, Caroline's first thought was Nicholas, he's here!
"Ah..." a man's scream came, Caroline turned to look.
The arms of two men had already been broken by Charles Wilson, Charles expressionless, like a robot, holding a fruit knife, stabbed into one man's thigh, then pulled out, and then stabbed into the other man's thigh.
The two sleazy men immediately fainted in pain.
Nicholas stopped at the door, his gaze falling on Caroline lying in the corner, looking like a damaged Barbie doll, feeling very uncomfortable.
If he had been a little later, Caroline might have faced a tragic situation...
Thinking of this, feeling extremely angry, he looked sharply at Charles, who immediately understood Nicholas's thoughts, raised the knife, and stabbed the two men again.
The two sleazy men fainted in pain, woke up, then fainted again.
Nicholas pressed a button, and the wheelchair slid in, stopping in front of Caroline.
Nicholas took off his clothes and handed them to Caroline.
He asked, "Can you get up?"
Nicholas didn't know how gentle and caring his voice sounded at that moment.
Caroline was still a bit scared, trembling, not responding at all. Seeing this, Nicholas tried to bend down and help her put on the clothes.
Caroline was startled and reflexively pushed his hand away.
Nicholas said, "It's me! Caroline, calm down."
Caroline replied, trembling, "I can't calm down. They almost raped me. I was almost raped. You ask me to calm down. Are you a devil? You have no sympathy."
Charles walked over and cut the ropes on Caroline's hands, and Caroline immediately burst into tears, hugging her knees.
A faint smell of blood filled the air.
Nicholas helplessly said, "If you keep crying, they will wake up."
Caroline immediately stopped crying, trembling as she tried to get up, but she had no strength.
Nicholas gave Charles a look, and Charles coldly picked Caroline up.
Caroline demanded, "Put me down."
Nicholas asked, "Can you walk if I put you down?"
Caroline fell silent.
Leaving the room, Caroline saw three people lying on the ground, feeling surprised.
Nicholas had only brought Charles and had taken down all these people.
Charles was tall and muscular, with a cold expression, a hint of danger that made people not dare to provoke him easily.
Charles helped Caroline into the car, then assisted Nicholas into the car, and Charles sat in the driver's seat.
Caroline was still trembling, and asked, "Those people..."
"The authorities will handle it," Nicholas replied and resumed his icy tone.
Caroline's face was red and swollen, her clothes torn, wearing Nicholas's coat, exuding his familiar scent.
A very familiar scent.
The car started, and the atmosphere was heavy.
Caroline gradually calmed down, glancing at Nicholas.
She asked, "Why are you here?"
Nicholas replied, "Just came to see a friend. I saw you foolishly entering that building with a violin and not coming out for a long time."
Caroline was half-believing, finding Nicholas's excuse quite lame, but she couldn't figure out why Nicholas would coincidentally appear there.
Was this event also arranged by Nicholas?
But if Nicholas had arranged it, there was no need to save Caroline again.
So maybe Nicholas really came to see a friend.
Caroline saw the violin and widened her eyes in surprise, never expecting Nicholas to take the violin with him when leaving.
Her heart felt complicated.
Nicholas followed her gaze to the violin, a mocking smile crossing his face.
He scoffed, "What's wrong? Are you so poor now that you need to sell the violin you use for work?"
Caroline bit her lip, almost crying out in pain, leaving several wounds on her lip.
Despite Nicholas saving her, Caroline didn't dwell on his sarcasm.
Seeing her in pain, Nicholas felt sorry, but the next moment, he coldly mocked her again.
He said sarcastically, "It seems like your husband, who you married, can't meet my material needs. Did I disrupt your affairs by making you come out to sell your violin and organs?"
Caroline was angry at Nicholas's words, speaking incoherently, "I don't know what those people were doing, engaged in such dark business, and whether my husband can meet my material needs. You, heartless person, you don't understand."
Caroline had just experienced a tragic event, yet Nicholas continued to mock her.
Caroline felt upset, but after a while, she caught the key point in Nicholas's words.
Husband? She wasn't married.
But Caroline felt no need to explain. If Nicholas misunderstood her as married, then so be it.
The air suddenly quieted down, Nicholas exuding a colder aura, his gaze fixed on a certain spot.
It was absurd; he actually had a moment of wondering if Caroline was unmarried or divorced.
Nicholas sat quietly, but Caroline could still sense his anger, a wave of deep, intense anger.
When Nicholas was angry, he habitually pursed his lips tightly, placed his hand on his knee, and clenched his thumb against his leg.
Caroline silently turned to look out the window.
Her strength was gradually returning, and when the car stopped, the door opened.
"Get out," Nicholas said coldly.
Caroline picked up her violin and got out of the car, thinking she should at least say "thank you."
Before she could finish saying "thank you," the door was shut.
The car drove off directly.
Caroline felt a bit uneasy.
Turning around, looking at the hospital's entrance, she hesitated for a moment before hailing a taxi back home.
Nicholas had sent Caroline to the hospital to get checked and apply some medicine to her face, but she didn't do so.
Caroline took a shower at home, applied ice to her face, looked at the unsold violin, and tears suddenly fell.
The disgusting faces of those two men kept appearing in her mind.
Then came the image of Nicholas descending like a god.
She cried and laughed sadly, saying, "Nicholas, I once loved you very much.
"I now hate you very much.
"You didn't spare our child.
"You don't want her, but I do. I can take her away from your world.
"I can make it work for you both. I just want my child."
Caroline curled up on the sofa, crying herself to sleep.
Nicholas returned to the office and instructed Charles, "Go find Caroline and buy the violin."
Charles replied, "Understood."
Nicholas said, "Give her fifty thousand dollars."
Then he changed his mind and said, "Sixty thousand dollars."
Nicholas felt his actions were unreasonable. Caroline was already married, and if she had no money, her husband could provide for her, so there was no need for him to give her money.
Nicholas's face changed, and said, "Forty thousand, no more."
Charles fell silent.
Charles no longer understood Nicholas's intentions.
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