From Discarded Wife to Queen (Tyrone) novel Chapter 259

Chapter 259 Attempted Murder

Aella said to Noel, “Help your boss lie down on the hospital bed.”

Noel froze for a moment, then quickly helped as she asked.

Aella turned to the doctor, Blair Winslow, and asked, “Dr. Winslow, how is he doing?”

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Blair answered, “He has some bruises on his leg, and we’re still waiting for two more test results. Mr. Ralph asked that he stay here for observation.”

Aella replied, “He’s in good shape. It’s probably just a small injury.”

Blair gave Tyrone a quick look.

Tyrone shot a sharp glare at Noel.

Noel didn’t know what to say but finally forced out the words, “Mrs. Winter, it was really close. If Mr. Winter hadn’t reacted so quickly, he could’ve been hit hard. He must have some internal injuries.”

Aella gave Noel a warning look and said, “But he wasn’t thrown off, right?”

Noel glanced nervously at Tyrone.

Tyrone lay on the bed with his eyes closed, looking weak and pale, as if he was badly hurt.

When the doctor left, Noel quickly slipped away to the doorway.

Aella stayed by the bed, watching Tyrone. His legs were stiff, and his chest rose and fell with anger. He was quiet for a moment.

Aella said, “Tyrone, your injuries aren’t serious. I’ll ask Mr. Locke to come and apologize to you. Let’s just call this whole thing even, okay?”

Tyrone opened his eyes and stared at her coldly.

He asked, “Aella, whose side are you on?”

Aella answered, “It’s better to make peace than hold grudges. I’m trying to help both of you.”

Tyrone’s expression stayed hard, and his eyes showed doubt.

Aella said, “Mr. Locke’s insomnia came back. He has headaches and feels worn out. He didn’t mean to do it … ”

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Chapter 259 Attempted Murder

Before Aella could finish speaking, Tyrone suddenly sat up in bed.

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He shouted, “Aella, you’re a doctor! You can check if Sayer has ever been in a rehab hospital. He’s not sick–he did this on purpose! That’s attempted murder!”

Aella knew Tyrone wouldn’t drop the matter so easily.

She said calmly, “Mr. Locke’s condition has acted up many times. I’m his doctor–I know him better than you do.”

Right now, she couldn’t find a better way to defend Sayer.

That guy was great at everything, but once he got angry, he completely lost control.

Aella paused for a moment, then asked, “Tell me, are you willing to let this go?”

Tyrone stared at her, his lips pressed tightly together.

Seeing his reaction, Aella knew he wouldn’t give in. She said, “Tyrone, you know how powerful the Lockes is in Euravia. They’re not like the Reids–you can’t just push them around.”

Tyrone clenched his teeth and forced himself to stand despite the pain in his leg.

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Aella pulled her hand away quickly.

She warned him, “If you accuse Mr. Locke of attempted murder, I’ll tell the reporters about your dad’s affair, his secret son, and your cheating too!”

Tyrone’s expression darkened with anger. “So you’re really going to protect him?”

Aella turned her face away, refusing to answer.

They stood there in tense silence for a long while.

Finally, Tyrone gave up. “Fine, I won’t press charges. But I have a few conditions.”

Aella looked cautious. “What conditions?”

Tyrone looked straight at her and said, “He needs to come here and apologize to me. And you have to take care of me until I’m discharged.”

Aella frowned. “That’s all?”

Tyrone nodded. “He hit me, but for your sake, I’ll forgive him. Still, he must apologize. I’m injured, and you’re my wife, so you should look after me until I recover. That’s not asking too much, is it?”

Aella hesitated for a moment.

Sayer had hit Tyrone, and honestly, it all started because of her.

Tyrone was cunning and calculating, while Sayer was still young and quick to lose his temper. He wasn’t a match for Tyrone at all.

Mason had already taken risks to handle her divorce case, and she didn’t know how to thank him. She couldn’t bother him again unless it were really her last option.

Since Tyrone agreed to drop the matter, she decided she could look after him for a few days.

Sometimes, you had to bend a little to get through things. There was no point in losing more than necessary.