Resent Reject Regret by Aqua Summers novel Chapter 875

Chapter 875 You Just Have to Trust Me

Deirdre would never know how much it pained Brendan to see her retreating into the

corner like a puppy being bullied. It felt like his heart was being torn into two by

someone’s bare hand.

The rage-and his helpless ignorance-at the kind of abuse suffered by the woman he

loved was coursing through his veins and animating every single fiber in his body.

How he wished he could be the one to suffer in her place!

The pain from his forceful kiss lingered on Deirdre’s lips. Quivering, she said shakily,

“B-Brendan, I…”

He threw his arms around her and hugged her tightly. “Why can’t you just- stand up

for yourself more, Deirdre? Why?” he murmured, pained.

Deirdre did not know how to react at all. She had never heard Brendan use such a

voice before-never heard him sound so desperate, so vulnerable, so pleading.

“I’m… I’m fine…” It took her a long time to force her thoughts back down to comfort

him. “Nothing happened. I’m okay. It wasn’t so bad, you see? If it were, I would have

told the warden.”

Brendan unbuttoned her collar and stared at the bruises coldly. “This is your definition

of ‘okay’?”

Deirdre went quiet. She hastily buttoned her shirt again. “I mean, it’s better now.”

Brendan fixed an unreadable look at her for a while before fastening her seatbelt and

driving her to the nearest hospital.

Brendan only found out, during the subsequent medication examination, that all of her

bruises had been targeted at areas where her uniform would cover. They were all over

her and were made by her aggressors kicking her with the tip of their shoes.

Even the nurse in charge of administering medicine exhaled forlornly.” How blackhearted would you have to be to even do such a thing to a pregnant woman? God, the

depravity!”

Brendan walked away from them to call Sam, ordering him to show up at the

offending police station. He was sure those inmates had not done what they did

unprompted-and even if they did, they would not have found the need or desire to

hide their actions.

This had to be the work of some outside forces. By the time he finished his call, the

nurse had finished her task, too. Deirdre put on her clothes, her cheeks a little