Twisted Ties of Love (Izabella Salotti and Brett) novel Chapter 72

Izabella had stayed home for five days, and her wounds had begun to scab over. They didn't hurt, but they were a little itchy. Judging by the healing speed, she would be able to go out and find a job in a couple of days.

Brett went to the hospital to pick up Kaley and repeatedly told Izabella to behave herself.

Izabella agreed verbally but didn't really mean it. At five in the afternoon, she started preparing dinner like she usually did.

Trista still helped her with cooking, and it took quite a while to finish the meal. It was almost eight o'clock when they were done.

The doorbell rang, and Izabella asked Trista to open the door. After waiting a while for Trista's response, she took off her apron and went to open the door herself. With the injuries on her body, she walked slowly. When she opened the door, she saw Brett first and then Kaley behind him.

Kaley still seemed afraid of her, hiding behind Brett's back and looking at Izabella cautiously.

Izabella stood at the door and smiled, "Kaley, congratulations on being discharged from the hospital."

Kaley just nodded with her head down, looking aggrieved as if Izabella had bullied her again.

Izabella looked up and down at Kaley and suddenly said, "It's a good thing you took sleeping pills. If you'd cut your wrist, I doubt you’d be able to wake up after an hour."

Izabella's words were like a knife, stabbing at Kaley's most vulnerable spot.

Izabella wasn't a saint, and her injuries were all because of Kaley. She couldn't be magnanimous or pretend nothing had happened.

Kaley's face changed. She looked at Brett and saw that he was calm, and she sighed with relief, "I was impetuous and caused you trouble."

Izabella smiled and said, "It's not a big deal. It would've been more troublesome if you'd lost too much blood and needed me to donate blood for you."

Brett pushed Izabella lightly, not too hard, but she almost fell because her leg was injured. With a warning tone, he said, "Stop bringing up what's unnecessary. Let's eat dinner."