Darling, Please Love Me Again! (Gisele Meyer) novel Chapter 79

Chapter 79 

Dorian had assumed that Gisele wouldn’t have the guts to say it, but she had just admitted it graciously 

Just like that, she confessed to something so disgusting. 

“As your wife, I’m philanthropic to anyone except you. Does it make you feel horrible?” Gisele asked with a 

sarcastic sneer. 

As though shaking off a poisonous snake, Dorian hurriedly shook off his hand and chastised, “You’re filthy! 

“Aren’t we the same?” Gisele snapped back immediately. Since she already made the deal with Sierra, the pleading part was now Sierra’s job. 

Narrowing his eyes, Dorian took out a piece of disinfectant wet wipe and cleaned his hands. “Aren’t you 

worried that he’ll die?” 

“I’m not afraid to die! Even if I’m dead, I’ll put you under a curse. You’ll never get Gigi nor happiness in your 

life, ever! Gigi deserves a better man than you! Johnson snapped. 

The last thing Johnson wanted was to be a burden on Gisele. On the other hand, he wished to have an 

early death. That way, he wouldn’t be a burden to her anymore. 

He confessed his feelings for her before this because he wanted to take better care of her. Also, he 

hoped to be someone she could rely on, but he was too naive 

Not only did he embarrass Gisele, but he even lost the job that was supporting his livelihood, not to mention the surgery which he may not survive was awaiting him, like a devil by his door. 

Dorian watched as Gisele kept her eyes glued on Johnson. Jealousy welled up in his chest, but he didn’t know what that emotion was. All he wanted to do was to hide Gisele in a place where nobody could see 

her. 

“Don.” The neglected Sierra gazed at Dorian with a trembling face. 

From the moment he entered the ward until now, Gisele was the only one in his eyes and words. He was even willing to waste his time arguing with a kid. If he hadn’t regarded Johnson as his rival in love, he 

wouldn’t have wasted his time on a stranger. 

This realization shook Sierra, and it confirmed her previous guess that Gisele had a place in Dorian’s heart. 

With knitted brows, Dorian said to her, “Dr. Puschl and the others are waiting for you at the nurse station 

ahead. Get your work done first. I’ll be waiting for you at the garage.” 

“Why don’t we-” 

Before she could finish her sentence, Dorian had grabbed Gisele roughly and headed out. When they passed by her, Gisele muttered in a low voice, “Ms. McMillan, please don’t let me down.” 

Sierra’s nails dug deep into her palms as she wondered whether there was a need for her to plead with 

Dorian on Gisele’s behalf. 

Right before leaving the room, Gisele said to Johnson,