Chapter 29 This girl has infiltrated my life

The weather in summer was always fickle. It was still sunny in the morning, but now the sky had become dark and gloomy. The thunder suddenly sounded not far away. Arabella's body trembled slightly in shock.
After the miscarriage, her body had been very weak. Her lower abdomen had been faintly aching. The doctor even reminded her not to touch cold water, but now she directly knelt on the cold wet floor.
The tiles passed the coldness to her knees. Her body trembled uncontrollably. Arabella unconsciously hugged herself tightly, and her vision gradually blurred.
Arabella pinched herself hard and instantly woke up from the dizziness. Her breathing became heavier and heavier, but her thoughts became erratic little by little.
It was about to rain, and the cool wind blew on her body, but Arabella felt that her body was getting hotter and hotter.
Everything that happened today was her fault. As long as she could save her father, she could endure any humiliation!
Arabella did not know how long she had been kneeling, and she was barely able to support herself with a little willpower.
Whenever she felt like fainting, she would bite her tongue hard and force herself to wake up...
In a room on the second floor, Ezra stood by the window and looked out the window without moving.
His position was very good, and he could see Arabella kneeling at the gate at a glance.
His eyes were calm, but no one could know what he was thinking.
"Ezra, what are you looking at?"
Beth Ruth suddenly poked her head out from behind him.
The man had been standing here for a few minutes. He didn't even respond when she called him. A trace of suspicion arose in her heart. Before Ezra could react, she tiptoed and saw Arabella kneeling at the door.
Beth Ruth instantly became alert. Her fingers clenched into a fist, forcing herself to calm down. She forced a smile and pretended not to notice Arabella. "Ezra, it's getting cold now. Let's go in."
Ezra seemed to have just noticed Beth Ruth's existence. He subconsciously blocked his eyesight and said absent-mindedly, "You Go to sleep first. I still have something to do."
Was there anything else?
Looking at Arabella?
Beth Ruth did not make a sound, but the hatred in her eyes became stronger and stronger. Ever since Arabella had miscarried, Ezra's attention had never been on her. It seemed that he was still disgusted with Arabella as always, but when she stayed by his side, she clearly noticed that Ezra had changed.
Suddenly, a muffled sound came from downstairs. Ezra subconsciously looked downstairs, and his face immediately turned gloomy.
He ignored the surprised look of the woman in front of him, turned around, and went downstairs.
Beth Ruth was surprised. When she reached the living room, she found that it was Arabella fainted.
The man seemed to be very impatient, but when he picked Arabella up, he was cautious.
Arabella should have a fever. When Ezra touched her bare skin, he was shocked. Her body was hot, but her limbs were icy, and her back was full of cold sweat.
Ezra ignored Beth Ruth who was standing in the hall and directly carried Arabella upstairs.
However, he was stopped by Beth Ruth. "Ezra!"
Her tone was full of unwillingness and grievances.
The man's back stiffened, and he said without turning his head, "Even if Arabella is going to die, she can't die at our door. I'll bring her in first, and it won't be too late to punish her tomorrow."
After he finished speaking, he no longer cared about the woman behind him, and carried Arabella directly upstairs.
Beth Ruth clenched her hands and gritted her teeth, the anger in her eyes almost burning out.
Was Arabella pretending?
Did she already notice that Ezra was upstairs looking at her and just passed out? The child was already gone, yet she still had the mood to seduce men!
Beth Ruth was unwilling to give up and quickly chased after him.
Upstairs, Ezra had just entered the room with Arabella in his arms and was about to close the door when Beth Ruth appeared.
Ezra frowned and looked at the woman behind him without a word.
At this moment, a muffled thunder sounded from the horizon. Beth Ruth trembled and immediately grabbed the man's sleeve. She said pitifully, "Ezra, there's thunder outside. I'm so scared."
She raised her head to look at the man. Her gaze was so tender that almost all men could not bear to refuse. "Can you sleep with me?"
"Beth, listen. Arabella is currently having a high fever. I can't ignore her." The man looked at her fixedly and said without any hesitation, "Go rest. I'll come back later."
Without waiting for Beth Ruth to respond, Ezra directly closed the door.
Beth Ruth stomped her feet in anger and returned to her room in a fit of pique, locking the door.
When Ezra came back in the evening, she must make him apologize to her!
However, Beth Ruth waited in the room for most of the night and did not wait for Ezra's return.
Gradually, she could no longer hold on and fell asleep...
On the other side of the room, Ezra stood motionless in front of the bed.
The eyes of the woman on the bed were tightly closed. Because of the heat, her ears and cheeks were red, making her skin look as white as snow. Her body was slightly curled up as if she had no sense of security. She was unconsciously on guard.
He rarely looked at Arabella's sleeping face so carefully. Although they had been married for three years, he still didn't like Arabella.
Of course, Arabella also knew his attitude, but no matter how indifferent he was, she was still like a stubborn deer. Sometimes, she was so stubborn that even the people around her felt incredible.
For three years, every time he returned late, she would always light up a wall lamp in the living room. In the early morning after he was drunk, there was always a cup of warm coffee in front of the dressing table. He had never noticed the wedding ring, but she had always carefully treated it as a precious...
It turned out that Arabella had penetrated into his life like this.
That night, Ezra didn't sleep much. After feeding Arabella the fever medicine, he checked his body temperature every few hours.
Finally, in the morning, Arabella's fever was gone.
South Wind Villa was the most expensive residential area in the city. The outside of the villa was a natural landscape. After a night of wind and rain, there was the occasional sound of rain falling on the eaves. The fresh, moist air was refreshing.
When Arabella woke up, she only felt hot and her mouth was dry and uncomfortable. She turned slightly and saw Ezra in front of the bed.