Chapter 2375: Chapter 2375

Ivy’s stance was crystal clear; she’d rather bunk in her dorm than stay at home.

She never did take to Mara, and he should’ve taken that to heart!

Balfour was filled with a twinge of regret.

With a hiss, Mara stirred, but Balfour swiftly pinned her shoulders down, “Don’t move.

Your wound’s just been dressed. I’ll get the doctor to check on you.”

Before Mara could even reply, Balfour had already called for the doctor.

Watching his retreating figure, Mara’s lips curled into a satisfied smile. Despite getting hurt today, the outcome was rather pleasing.

She knew it-Balfour cared about her!

Oh sister dear, to be so cared for by Balfour, I owe you one!

“Doc, could you come over and check if there’s anything else wrong with her now?”

After a brief examination, the doctor turned to the family member and said, “Mr. Howard, no need to worry. Mrs. Howard’s just come around. Some discomfort is normal after a knock to the head. Right now, she just needs to rest easy. Our nurses will come by regularly to change her dressings.”

Mara’s face lit up with a smug smile at being called Mrs. Howard.

But the next moment, she adopted a bashful expression and said, “Doctor, you’re mistaken. I’m not Mrs. Howard.”

The doctor glanced back and forth between them, then awkwardly said, “Oh, my apologies, I thought the two of you were husband and wife. I am very sorry.”

Balfour didn’t seem to care what was said.

Once the doctor left, he sat down beside her again, “How are you feeling now?”

Mara pouted, “It hurts. My head’s all fuzzy, and I can’t even nod without pain. I feel awful.”

Balfour’s brow furrowed slightly, “What exactly happened in the bathroom? How did you end up on the floor?”

However, Mara didn’t answer Balfour’s question directly; instead, she asked him, “Balfour, do you believe me?”

Balfour didn’t commit to an answer and pressed on, “There were only you and Ivy in the rest room.

What happened? I don’t believe she’d lay a hand on you.”

Ivy was always calm, occasionally stubborn with Balfour, but she never got physical.

The string of incidents on the set proved she hated complications.

She kept to herself, avoiding interaction with the crew whenever possible.

Her demeanor might be cool, but her passion for work was undeniable, which was why the directors and the rest had taken a liking to her.

But it was this favoritism that put Ivy in tough spots, and this made Balfour even more certain that Ivy was more likely to be the victim than the aggressor.

“Balfour, you don’t seem to believe me at all. Why even ask me? Go ask Ivy what happened!” Mara retorted indignantly, as if she held a deep grudge against Ivy, even turning her face away.

Seeing the tears at the corner of her eyes, Balfour felt helpless. “Alright, the doctor said you shouldn’t get too worked up. If you don’t want me to mention Ivy, I won’t.”

Mara turned back to face him and said, “Yes, I don’t like Ivy, but do you even know why? Balfour, you only talk about how great Ivy is, believing she’s innocent. What about me? Did I throw myself to the ground?”

Mara was the picture of distress, her eyes red and watery.

“I thought when I woke up, you’d be investigating this matter. But you’ve already decided Ivy’s innocent without even asking me. What’s left for me to say?”