Her Second Marriage, Being Mr. Moore's New Wife novel Chapter 492

After hanging up the phone, Alice walked out from the bathroom, only to find that Kennedy had returned to his position and sat down. Seeing that she came out, his deep eyes fell on her face.

It made Alice irritable.

It seemed that he had no idea what trouble he had made. Why did he go on a blind date with a woman?

But it was ok that he went on a blind date. Even if he was really with that woman, she had no problem with it.

Why he came to mess with her?

Grace was a crazy woman and Alice felt like danger was everywhere.

Normal people would be afraid of such extreme people like Grace. She spilled sulfuric acid today, maybe tomorrow she would stab you with a knife?

Alice didn't want to die or get hurt, of course... she didn't want anyone around her to get hurt.

Because it was impossible to happen in the past!

But now it was out of control.

Alice took a look at the watch and decided to have a talk to Kennedy.

She walked to Kennedy and then sat down in front of him.

"Kennedy, let's talk."

Her tone was seldom so good, but Kennedy had a sense of foreboding. Pressing his lips, he said with displeasure, "If you're trying to push me off to someone else, there's nothing to talk about."

Then he turned his back to Alice.

Alice, "... When did I ever say that?"

"What do you want to talk to me then?"

"Talk about you and Grace."

Kennedy frowned, "You are still pushing me off."

Alice, "I just want to tell you, she now hates me. You got hurt, but I did not, so she's going to keep trying to hurt me and I'm sure it was her I saw and she's in this hospital."

Hearing that, Kennedy finally understood, "When did you become afraid to die?"

Alice thought was interrupted by Kennedy’s words. She turned to Kennedy. It was not irony, but hurtful.

"It's not because I'm afraid of dying, it's because..."

She was afraid to affect the people around, especially Jack.

He was her son. If Grace knew the existence of Jack, it would be terrible.

So, she must ask Kennedy to handle Grace well.

"Because of what?” Kennedy asked.

Because of what?

She could not tell him the reason, so she turned her head, "Nothing, just think I am afraid of death. I am afraid of pain, I don't want sulfur acid thrown at me. I don't want to be stabbed. It's as simple as that."

As her words fell, Alice felt Kennedy moved, and then her hand was held.

Kennedy got her hand and said in a low voice, "No matter you are afraid of death or not, I won't let you get little harm."

"Kennedy..."

"I blocked the sulfur acid for you with my body? I will never let her hurt you again."