My gorgeous wife is an ex-convict (Grace) novel Chapter 3088

Chapter 3088 

In Brian’s eyes, there was a hint of pain. “Her leg is lame. Yesterday, I consulted a specialist to examine her leg. They said that the treatment was delayed, and now the chances of curing it are very slim.” 

At this point, Brian slammed his glass heavily onto the ground, causing it to shatter into pieces of glass shards. The liquid inside the glass spilled all over the floor. 

“Why, why treat her like this! Why does she have to endure such pain? Why isn’t the crippled person me instead!” Brian cried out in agony, pounding heavily on the nearby wall. “Why? Why?!” 

Patrick was looking at his friend’s painful expression, still in a state of extreme shock. 

I didn’t expect Valda to have a limp. 

In the past, when he learned that Valda had given up her chance of survival to save Grace’s daughter and chose to be swept away by the water, he greatly admired her bravery and selflessness. 

After all, how many people in this world can actually achieve something like this? 

Even for people who love each other, when faced with life and 

death situations, they may go their separate ways. So how much emotion could Valda have for a child she has only met a few 

times? 

All I can say is that Valda’s decision was driven by her kindness 

and her desire to do what’s best for Brian. 

“So, shouldn’t you be staying by her side if that’s the case? Have you asked her why she doesn’t want to see you? I mean, she loves you, right?” Patrick asked after a while. 

“I don’t know,” Brian said bitterly. “I told her I love her and miss her very much, but she thinks I only said those things out of pity and guilt for her. She doesn’t believe me, she doesn’t believe…” 

Brian suddenly grabbed Patrick and asked, “What should I do to make her believe what I’m saying? Tell me, please…” 

Patrick was being pulled by the collar by Brian, almost out of breath. “You…at least calm down first and let me help you think!” 

“Think…yes, please help me think…” Brian murmured, then let go. of his hand and slumped onto the sofa, picking up another empty glass and drinking from it. 

He drank heavily, as if trying to numb the pain with alcohol. 

Over the course of the year, Patrick witnessed too many of his friends in pain. He thought that finding Valda would put an end to 

all of this. 

I didn’t expect Valda to come back now, but Brian’s pain doesn’t seem to have ended. 

“Have you ever considered that maybe she’s feeling insecure?” said Patrick.