His And Her Marriage (Lucian and Roxanne) novel Chapter 579

Chapter 579

The group soon left the hotel in the middle of the night and headed back to the city.

It was different from how they arrived. On the way home, Archie sat in the front passenger seat in order to allow Roxanne to sit comfortably while Estella and Benny accompanied Roxanne in the back seat.

All three children kept staring at her injured foot, and Roxanne did not know whether to cry at that.

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They finally arrived at the entrance of the mansion. With her hand on the car seat to support her, Roxanne carefully tried to get out of the car. Just as she reached the door, a pair of big hands reached out and were placed on her waist, carrying her up.

Roxanne was stunned for a few seconds. However, after realizing that the kids had already seen this happen many times after she got injured and probably wouldn‘t think much of it, there was no need for her to reject Lucian. Therefore, she allowed him to carry her into the mansion.

Just as they entered, Lysa walked over to meet them. When she saw that Roxanne was in Lucian‘s arms, her eyes were filled with surprise. “What‘s going on? Are you sick, Ms. Jarvis?”

The children rushed to explain, “Mommy hurt her foot.”

Upon hearing that, Lysa looked at Roxanne‘s feet with worry evident in her eyes. She noticed that a shoe was dangling off one of the latter‘s feel and there was gauze wrapped around it.

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Lysa‘s face was full of worry as she helped Lucian to place Roxanne down on the couch. “How did you injure yourself so badly?” she asked in concern.

Roxanne responded with a comforting smile. “I accidentally scraped my foot on a seashell. It‘s not a big deal. It‘ll heal after resting at home for two days.”

Regardless, the worried expression on Lysa‘s face did not fade. “It‘s fortunate that you were there with Ms. Jarvis, Mr. Farwell. Thank you for sending her back even though it‘s so late,” she thanked Lucian.

Lucian nodded and replied, “Please take good care of her these two days. Try not to let her walk, and keep her wound dry.”