Reclaiming Her Heart
Chapter 217 Are You Suitable for Him or More Than Enough

Selena stayed until late at night and saw the IV finished and the needle removed.

But just as she straightened up, Raymond woke up and opened his eyes, looking at her.

"Mr. Montague, you're awake?"

Raymond's voice was hoarse. He glanced at the ceiling and rubbed his forehead with his hand. "The hospital?"

"Yes, Mr. Montague, you had a fever."

"Why are you here?"

"I have a relative hospitalized here and happened to run into you. Are you feeling better now?"

Raymond's back was still in pain, but the effects of the medicine had disappeared, and his body was no longer hot and unbearable. He sighed lightly.

Then thinking of Grandpa's actions this time, his face turned completely black.

Now using the Montague family's work as an excuse is no longer effective. Grandpa is determined to make that woman give birth to the child. He chuckled.

Selena heard his cold laughter and knew that his Grandfather had completely angered someone.

She saw Raymond pick up his phone and call John.

"Go check if the Fair family has contacted the old man again today."

Last time was a warning. If the Fair family continued like this, they no one could blame him for not showing mercy.

In less than five minutes, John's call came in.

"President, James did indeed call the old man."

Raymond's face instantly became terrifying. "Check the recent business of the Fair family and block it all."

Last time, he showed some mercy, but the other party didn't appreciate it.

Selena sat beside him, listening to him coldly and disgustingly give these instructions.

But she couldn't argue.

She should have anticipated this consequence before her father made that call.

Raymond is not someone the Fair family can control.

After hanging up the phone, Raymond looked at Selena.

There was no expression on Selena's face, only a question, "Mr. Montague, would you like some water?"

Her eyes were bright and clean, as if she had no interest in his family affairs.

"Yes."

Selena got up and went to fetch a glass of water, placing it in his palm. Raymond thought of the person in his house, and his brow furrowed.

"Who in your family is in the hospital?"

"My husband."

Raising an eyebrow, he sneered, "Venereal disease?"

Selena was about to pour herself a glass of water when she heard this, but upon hearing these words, she fell back onto the chair, unable to believe what she just heard, and looked at him. Raymond, thinking that she was still unaware of her husband's infidelity, said in a calm voice, "Just kidding."

Selena felt both angry and amused, which eventually turned into helplessness.

"Mr. Montague, it's better not to make such jokes."

Raymond himself doesn't have much sense of humor, but his mouth can be quite venomous at times, like when he initially mistook Selena for a woman in that profession. When he becomes cold, he is also unsympathetic.

At this moment, upon hearing her words, Raymond just quietly held the glass of water.

This person always defends her husband, but he has no idea how many times her husband has betrayed her. It's really pitiful.

"Selena, how did you meet your husband?"

It is now the middle of the night, and the lighting in the ward is not very bright. It is also very quiet around, with occasional sounds of nurses doing their rounds in the corridor. "Introduced by our elders. He wasn't very satisfied with me."

As soon as Raymond heard this, he almost instinctively responded, "Shouldn't he take a look at you?"

Selena's lips pursed, unable to hold back a smile when she heard this.

"People have their own preferences, and besides, I am not the US dollar, I cannot make everyone like me. Even if I were the US dollar, there would still be some self-proclaimed literati and elegant people who would spit on it. It's best to just let it go."

Her eyes were clear, and there was even a hint of regret when she spoke about this.

"Speaking of which, I am not worthy of him."

"Undervaluing yourself."

Raymond spoke, his tone cold due to his illness, with a hint of hoarseness.

"You are more than deserving of him."