Nancy’s eyes were still scarlet, her teeth almost gritted, “If you guys hadn’t pushed Jay overboard, how would there have been such a drama as Jay letting me on the boat first?”
To put it bluntly, this is all a touching drama that Rupert and others have directed themselves and made up.
“Making me like this, and forcing Jay to jump into the sea, you people, I will never let go.”
Nancy said, struggling to get up again.
Anna didn’t have it in for her, went up and pressed her shoulders and pressed right back into the hospital bed.
“Lie down well you, really don’t want to live just say it, I’ll let the nurse push you more sedatives, you can die in your sleep in a minute.”
After a pause, the tone changed, “But if you die, we can really be unkind to Jay ah.”
“Don’t you dare!” Nancy was furious, “Don’t move Jay or I won’t let you go as ghosts.”
Pfft…
Anna laughed very ruthlessly, “I’m not afraid of you now that you’re alive, when you’re dead?”
She is an atheist, not afraid of ghosts at all!
“…” facing Anna, Nancy was losing ground, her mouth open but she didn’t know what to say.
Anna looked around and moved a chair to sit down, “Calm down is it, calm down let’s talk about it!”
“What is there to talk about between you and me.” Nancy remained stiff-mouthed.
Anna is not annoyed, slow and methodical, “Of course I am talking to you about what exactly happened at that time, so that you don’t know anything and just yell blindly here.”
Nancy was silent for a few seconds and finally spoke, “OK, then tell me, I want to see what you can say!”
Anna then added oil and vinegar to the situation.
Anyway, at that time was not present, many scenarios rely on the brain to make up, Anna said than fiction is also exaggerated.
Rupert couldn’t help but sweat on the sidelines.
The wife’s words are so outrageous that Nancy can believe them?
He reached out and tugged on Anna’s coat, intending to get her to pull back a little.
But Nancy had already spoken, “So, it’s really me who’s wrong about you guys?”
“Yeah, and so wrong that if we hadn’t saved you and Jay, you would have been dead.” Anna nodded her head vigorously.
Nancy nodded, her eyes flashing slightly, “Thank you.”
Rupert was dumbfounded.
Are these the words he will hear in his lifetime.
Nancy actually took the initiative to say thank you!
“Can I go see Jay now?” Nancy asked.
Rupert nodded back, “Sure, it’s just that Jay is more seriously injured than you and is still in ICU, so you can only look in from the door.”
“Okay, outside the door is fine, as long as you can see Jay.” Nancy nodded.
Rupert then got a wheelchair, placed Nancy on it, and pushed her to the ICU.
Through the thick glass door, Nancy saw Jay lying inside.
His whole body was wrapped in gauze, and the white gauze oozed a red and yellow liquid that looked alarming.
It does hurt badly.
“When he’s healed, he can still be back to being exactly the same, right?” Nancy asked.
Rupert’s black eyes flashed and did not answer the question.
Just tell Nancy, “It’s hard enough to get out of the mouth of a school of piranhas and survive.”
Obviously he didn’t answer anything, but Nancy’s heart had sunk a little.