Chapter 661 We Should Also Set Off
The noise in the ICU was too loud.
Sharon downstairs could hear it.
She hurriedly rushed upstairs with a group of nurses and doctors.
The scene in the ICU left her speechless with shock.
Adeline was lying on the ground, gasping for breath, covered in blood.
Molly was pretending to help Adeline up but couldn't manage to lift her.
Every time she tried to lift Adeline's shoulder or half of her body, she would drop her heavily.
Each time she fell, more glass shards would pierce into Adeline's body, causing more blood to ooze out.
In the distance, amidst a pile of shards and soaked in blood, Jasper had Rex by the collar, delivering punch after punch until Rex's face was grotesquely swollen.
The scene made Sharon's legs go weak, and she almost fell to the ground.
The nurses beside her were either calling the police or helping to lift Adeline.
But no one dared to approach Jasper.
Finally, Sharon, supported by a few nurses, cautiously spoke to Jasper, "Mr. Jasper Foster, that's enough. He's already unconscious from the beating. The police will punish him for his mistakes. Calm down!"
Jasper looked up, his face covered in blood and sweat, with an unprecedented fierceness. "I've tolerated enough."
If it weren't for Adeline's thorough consideration, urging him to see the bigger picture and follow her instructions.
He wouldn't have tolerated Molly and Nathan's family for so long!
Since taking over the Foster Group at seventeen, he had always been vengeful.
The Foster Group rose from the brink of bankruptcy to become one of the world's leading conglomerates and the wealthiest family in Radiance Springs. Jasper led the way to success with firm and decisive measures.
But even if he was ruthless and unscrupulous in others' eyes, he had a weakness—Adeline.
They had just reconciled, and he didn't want to make her angry or feel that he didn't pamper her enough.
So, he was willing to go along with her and listen to her.
But what was the result?
These people became more and more excessive!
He turned his head and looked at Adeline, who was lying on the hospital bed, receiving an IV and having glass shards removed by the nurses. His heart ached as if it was being squeezed tightly.
So, he angrily punched Rex a few more times before standing up.
Jasper coldly glanced at Molly, who was watching Adeline's suffering with indifference, and roughly grabbed her arm, dragging her out.
Molly frowned, "Jasper, what are you doing?"
"Go home." Jasper coldly glanced at her, "There's no point in staying here."
Molly bit her lip, looked at Adeline again, and lowered her voice, "I thought you wanted to stay here. But now you want to go home? How can you leave Adeline behind?"
"None of my business. I just can't stand Rex bullying women."
After saying that, he rudely put his arm around Molly's shoulder and forcibly took her away.
She was happy Jasper seemed indifferent to Adeline, but puzzled because his actions had brought them closer than they had been in years.
She was very uncomfortable because it felt more like a policeman controlling a criminal.
Not only did she not feel any affection between a couple, but she also felt tired and in pain.
But even so, she was unwilling to let go of Jasper.
In a few days, when she and Jasper got used to such intimate actions.
Everything would really start anew!
Jasper was clearly so angry and upset for Adeline just now, why was he indifferent now?
Originally, Molly suspected Jasper was pretending.
She thought he might be looking for an excuse to send her home and then secretly visit Adeline.
But Molly got up several times at night and found that Jasper hadn't left.
He was really asleep at Blue Bay.
The next morning, Nathan brought Brenda to Blue Bay to cause trouble.
Without hesitation, Jasper kicked them out and then asked Molly where the antidote was before coldly going to work.
Molly was still uneasy and secretly followed him to the company.
But Jasper still didn't visit Adeline.
Even when they visited Lily, and Molly mentioned visiting Adeline, Jasper refused.
Molly felt joy at the thought that Jasper seemed to truly not care about Adeline anymore, not even willing to mention her. Yet, there was also a lingering fear—she always sensed that Jasper wasn't actually a heartless person.
Vaguely, she felt Jasper seemed to have other plans behind her back.
No matter how she tested him, she couldn't find out anything.
So, she simply stopped thinking about it.
Molly looked at herself in the mirror, with a delicate makeup, and a faint smile on her face.
Today, the antidote would be delivered to Radiance Springs.
After giving the medicine to Lily today, Jasper would drive her to register for marriage.
When he said this, the seriousness and sincerity in his eyes made Molly blush.
She couldn't help but say, "Jasper, can you really let go of Adeline? The marriage can wait; I'm not in a hurry."
These days, her people in the hospital had been monitoring Adeline's condition daily.
They told her that today was Adeline wouldn't make it through today.
As long as Adeline died, it didn't matter when she married Jasper.
Back then, when Jasper thought Adeline was dead, he could get engaged to her and become her fiancé.
If Adeline truly perished, it would only be a matter of time before Molly became Jasper's wife.
"But I'm in a hurry." Molly said.
Jasper glanced at her indifferently. "I want you to quickly become my wife, so I won't have any burdens in the future."
Recalling Jasper's words, Molly felt very happy.
At this moment, a man's knock came from outside the door. "Molly, the hospital called, the antidote is in Lily's hands. It's time to go."
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