Chapter 338: Domestic Violence

Callie thought that if it were Cora, she wouldn't feel this bad because she knew Nelson didn't have feelings for Cora. But it wasn't Cora; it was Marilyn. She had no idea about their past or whether they had developed any feelings for each other. This uneasy feeling made her restless. What was going on? She shouldn't care this much. Walking out of the hospital, Callie felt dazed. It was hard to get a taxi at this hour, and the app showed she was 44th in line. She leaned against a nearby utility pole, her mind in chaos. Nelson's car drove out at that moment. The driver, sharp-eyed, recognized her immediately but didn't say anything because of the woman in the back seat. Marilyn looked at Nelson cautiously, almost greedily. "Nelson, I've sent the Oconnor Group's research report to your email." "Thanks," Nelson replied coolly. Traffic was jammed ahead, so he added, "You've worked hard." "It was no trouble," Marilyn said with a smile. After driving a short distance, the traffic cl