The Divorcee Who Shines novel Chapter 6

Chapter 6 Ointments

A fiery, intense pain surged in an instant, and the woman's dress was soaked as well.

"Oh, I'm sorry... I didn't mean to!" Shannon covered her mouth, her eyes turning red with a choked-up voice full of grievance, as if she was the one who had been burned!

"Ranita, you're so careless! If you had burned Shannon's delicate skin, you'd see how my brother and I would deal with you!" Holly raised her eyebrows and joined in, scolding Ranita.

"Don't blame Ranita, it was my fault! The hot water was just too hot and my fingers are all red now..." Shannon weakly presented her fingers to Brendon, sniffling with a hint of tears in her eyes.

"Bro, you need to take Shannon to the hospital quickly..."

Everyone gathered around Shannon. Ranita lowered her gaze and a bitter smile crossed her lips. She quietly went to the restroom outside of the private room.

The temperature of the hot water was not low, and the skin that had been scalded had turned red. She carefully dampened a tissue and applied it to the affected area, hoping to alleviate the pain.

Just then, Shannon's voice suddenly sounded from behind, "Ranita!"

Ranita turned around and found that Shannon had somehow positioned herself behind her, pouring a glass of cold water over her head.

The water was icy cold, and as it poured down on Ranita's head, it trickled down her cheeks and soaked through her clothes. The sound of the drops hitting the ground echoed in her ears, and she felt a chill run through her heart.

"Ranita, this glass of water is a gift for you to celebrate the three years you've monopolized Brendon!" Shannon casually threw the cup into the trash can, making a cracking sound.

Ranita's heart also cracked a few fissures.

"Also, Brendon gave you face by not immediately kicking you out of the family. But I hope you have some self-awareness and pack up your things to leave as soon as possible."

Shannon departed with pride.

Ranita was caught off guard when she was suddenly drenched with icy water. It took her a moment to come to her senses, but by the time she did, the person responsible had already walked away.