Cutie, Please Marry Me Again (Jenna and Hansen) novel Chapter 301

"Dad, Dad," she yelled as she cried, worried and afraid. Her whole body was on fire, and her chest felt as if it was about to explode. Every inch of her skin was starting to burn, and her throat and tongue were dry. At first, she didn't know what had happened to her, only after some time did she learn that the juice that Dahlia had given her contained a drug. The drink had been spiked.

She didn't know the man who was standing in front of her at all. Looking at the man's excited face, tensed muscles, and bulging red eyes, he probably took some of the drug as well.

Seeing that Trevor had collapsed, the man showed a perverted grin, and pounced on her.

All of the sudden, the door was kicked open with a loud 'bang'.

Hansen rushed over furiously, raised his fist, and gave the man a punch in his face. The man ran away, embarrassed.

Marissa arrived afterwards, saw that Trevor had fainted on the ground, and then saw Jenna lying on the bed, shivering. She immediately understood what had happened, and pointed at Jenna as her whole body trembled in anger. Marissa fell to the floor and held Trevor as she burst into tears.

Hansen's face turned green with rage, while Jenna shook in fear, and trying to put up with the burning sensation from her body, not saying a word.

At that moment, many media reporters rushed into the room, and camera flashes went off all over, shining on Jenna's pale face.

Jenna was dumbfounded.

"Get out, get out." Hansen was furious. He called the hotel's security guards and called Alvin, and then all the reporters were chased away.

With a sullen face, Hansen sent Trevor to the hospital immediately.

It wasn't until everyone had left that Jenna finally put on her clothes and returned to Richards Manor.

She soaked herself in cold water, closed her eyes, and allowed her tears to flow freely.

The freezing water slowly calmed her restlessness, and she curled up in the cold water, like an injured deer, gradually losing her senses.

The door was kicked open by Hansen, and his furious face appeared in front of her. He lifted her up from the water, and stared at her naked body with his scorning and wicked eyes. The anger on his face was frightening. "Damn woman. You can't stand a minute of loneliness, can you? Sl*t."

He threw her onto the big bed, and Jenna felt her head buzz due to the slight concussion. She wrapped her arms around her chest, curled her body up with a puzzled gaze, muttering, "Hansen, I had nothing to do with all of this. I didn't even know how this happened."

However, Hansen was so angry that he couldn't think rationally. He didn't bother listening to her explanation, and was frazzled even more by her beautiful body.

"Since you want it so badly, I'll satisfy you," he said.

He took his clothes off and pounced on her like a hungry wolf.

Jenna had no energy to resist, and laid on the bed weakly.

He went straight for the act, with no mercy or care at all.

The pain in Jenna's lower body made her grit her teeth as she endured his rage. She had no more tears left to cry, and she was in pain and despair.

That day, he tortured her like a monster.

And all she could do was to bear with it, hoping that her obedience could calm him a little.

Only until he was exhausted did he fall onto the bed, and Jenna could see the misery on his face.

In the evening, Marissa rushed up to her and gave her a hard slap on her face, calling her a wh*re and a sl*t.

She was like a fallen leaf in the wind, not knowing where to land.

That night, she received news that Trevor had fallen into a coma.

Since then, she became the sinner of the Richards family, the unforgivable sinner.

She could no longer stay there.

That night, she packed her bags and left the Richards family in the dark. She left for three years and only returned to A city when her father was killed in a car accident. Only until that day did she find out that the horrible news was never spread by the media. It seemed that Hansen had used some methods to contain the news, even the people of Richards Manor didn't know.

She was still his wife at that time, and the incident affected the reputation of the Richards Group and his own, largely. Hansen was so dejected that he didn't bother managing the company and was dispirited for a long time. Only when Aria came to him and helped him stabilize the situation of the company, he slowly recovered from his misery and focused on his work, putting all his effort into developing his career.