Unexpectedly Sweet Flash Marriage novel Chapter 78

Chapter 78 Impact on the Couple's Relationship

"What exactly happened?" Curtis's sharp gaze locked onto Steffen.

Steffen furrowed her brows, seemed like he was trying to think of how to express himself in a better way.

"Jonathan is not a good person. He relies on his family's wealth and power to assault several girls."

Curtis's gaze intensified and he interrupted Steffen, "I don't want to hear about other women. I only want to hear about my wife's incident."

Steffen swallowed nervously and continued, "I haven't found out all the details yet."

"But I did find out that one time, Mrs. Riley left in a daze with Jonathan from the same hotel."

"At that time, it was Leon who went to pick Mrs. Riley up. It seemed that he even made some agreement with the Morris family... Since then, Mrs. Riley hasn't come to the Western District."

"She hasn't come to the Western District?" Curtis frowned, "He's such a useless man! That's the deal he made with someone like him?"

"After that incident, Mrs. Riley went to see a psychologist. The psychologist has confidentiality principles, so we couldn't investigate the specific details,"

Steffen said with his head down, feeling somewhat afraid to upset Curtis.

It wasn't difficult to guess what had happened in between, according to what Hannah had revealed and the discovery of Mrs. Riley seeking psychological counseling.

Those events undoubtedly touched upon the points that would enrage Curtis.

Steffen instinctively took a few steps back.

The ambiance became awkward for a while, and Steffen caught a glimpse of the veins on Curtis's hand tightening around the wheelchair armrests.

For a moment, he thought Curtis might stand up and rush to the Morris family to tear Jonathan apart.

However, in the next second, those veins gradually relaxed, and Curtis responded in a calm tone.

"Hmm, I see."

Steffen was surprised.

"Is he able to digest all this information just like that?"

Staring at Curtis's back as he wheeled himself into the hospital room, Steffen's expression became more serious.

Curtis truly loved his wife dearly.

He loved her enough to accept everything about her, including her past.

He loved her to the extent that he seemed like a different person now...