After Reborn, I Become a Billionaire
Chapter 1118 Hannah'S Help

Chapter 1118 Hannah's Help

Hannah was quite speechless about what Theodore said.

Theodore didn't make any more jokes and started to focus on the bullet.

It was a bit tense. Hannah didn't want to watch it originally. Although she couldn't feel the pain before such a bloody scene, she still felt scared when she looked at it. She was just a common human. But Theodore asked her to help him hold Oscar's arm, and she was afraid of Oscar moving, so she had to constantly observe Oscar. And, she didn't avert her eyes during the entire process of Theodore picking up the bullet.

Oscar's bloody flesh was propped open by Theodore. Then they saw a bullet deep inside his arm. Oscar suffered severe pain in the process. He involuntarily clenched his fists, causing the veins clear on his arms.

"Hannah, don't let him move," Theodore instructed.

"Mhm." Hannah used both hands to hug Oscar's arm tightly.

And she moved closer to him. Oscar felt the warmth of her body at that moment, as well as her inherent smell. All those emotions were raging inside of him.

But he dared not move recklessly, not only because Theodore was helping him remove the bullet now, but also because he feared that any slight reaction might cause Hannah to leave. He endured the pain in his body and suppressed the turmoil in his heart.

Time ticked away second by second. Theodore finally extracted the bullet. He couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief. Hannah seemed to have also breathed a sigh of relief, just feeling like they had accomplished something. It had nothing to do with Oscar.

Theodore started disinfecting Oscar's wound and began to stitch it up. Oscar endured without making a sound from beginning to end. Hanna was still by his side, close to him, with her hands firmly grasping his

arm.

"I have good skills, don't I?" Theodore asked Hannah.

She admired his confidence and nerve to joke at this point when Oscar was about to faint from the pain.

"I trained for it. Oscar often gets injured, so I am frequently exercised." Theodore said casually.

Hannah pursed her lips. She knew immediately from Theodore's intention. It was just to make her feel some sympathy for Oscar. But she wouldn't be persuaded. She told herself that she couldn't be. "No response?" Theodore glanced at her.

At the thought of how many times Oscar had hurt Hannah all these years and her aloof attitude, Theodore felt disgruntled. When he was sewing, he accidentally tightened it a little bit. "Mm." Oscar groaned softly.

It was not a sudden pain. It was always painful. And it made him numb. He made the sound just to remind Theodore to focus his attention on the task at hand. That he was silent from the beginning didn't mean he felt no pain or he didn't care Theodore took his time. He just did it for Hannah's sake and didn't want her to see his embarrassing side.

"Sorry sorry." Theodore quickly said and put the needle back in place.

Hannah also looked horrified by what she saw and heard from Oscar's reaction towards the pain inflicted by Theodore. With Theodore around, it wasn't easy for Oscar to survive all these years. In the end, Hannah couldn't bear watching anymore She turned her head away from them.

Theodore saw her turn her head and smiled triumphantly

"See? She feels sorry for Oscar anyway." Theodore thought to himself. He felt that there was still hope between Oscar and Hannah as long as they could untie their knots and overcome their barriers, they could be together again without any problems.

Oscar was so painful that he did not want to see Theodore's deliberately teasing eyes.

Theodore hurriedly accelerated his movements on his arms wrapping process until finished.

"Is everything okay now?"

"You can support him like this too. He'll be more comfortable." Theodore said smilingly. Hannah simply let go of Oscar's arm without touching him further, which made Oscar feel suddenly empty inside without her touch. His heart felt somewhat lost.

Hannah returned to her seat looking at the night sky. Before recovering her memory, she never missed Northfield this much before. But now, she missed home even more. She calmed down her inner turmoil and leaned back against the comfortable chair wanting to sleep awhile.

But before sleeping, she suddenly heard snoring sounds coming from beside them loudly one after another making quite a racket. She turned around and looked at two people who were making those noises. In her memory, she almost didn't remember Oscar snoring, but at this moment he and Theodore were like a duet, deafeningly loud.

Hannah also knew that they were tired. Since arriving at Jolencami, they hadn't had a chance to rest. Now that everything was back to normal, the two of them quickly fell asleep with peace of mind. Oscar was also injured and weaker than usual, so he slept quickly. With such loud snoring, she couldn't sleep anymore because it was too disturbing.

Hannah called out to the staff, "Help them cover the blankets please."

The two of them leaned on the chairs and fell asleep carelessly. The cabin was warm, but falling asleep like this might lead to catching a cold.

"Yes."

Soon, the staff brought over two blankets.

Theodore felt someone covering him with a blanket. He murmured something unintelligible, shifted his body, and fell back asleep. The staff went to cover Oscar as well. He gently laid the blanket on Oscar. Oscar suddenly woke up. The hostility in his eyes was conspicuous. He grabbed the staff member's arm suddenly and strangled his neck. He moved fast. The staff was so frightened that he didn't dare to breathe, his face pale, and he looked at Oscar with fear because his neck was strangled and he couldn't speak.

Oscar's strength was increasing. He was holding onto his neck, tighter and tighter.

"Oscar!" Hannah hurried over and called out to him, exerting force to pry open his hand.

Oscar was clearly out of his mind, just like instinctively making some self-defence actions.

Hannah had been treated like this by Oscar before. She thought Oscar was now in the highest position and wouldn't be as alert as he used to be in the bloody old days, but she didn't expect him to be even more terrifying.