Bring Your A Game

Bring Your A Game Mr Chapter 29
What happened to your hand? How did you get hurt?”
Out of instinct, she quickly tucked her hand into her pocket before explaining, “I accidentally tripped this afternoon. It‘s not a big
deal.”
“Silly girl. You‘re always so careless. Are you alright?”
Shaking her head, she said, “I‘m fine, Grandpa. It‘s just a minor injury. Please pay it no heed.”
Despite what she said, he still felt concerned. Hence, he told Matthew to send some medication to her once they reached home.
As Matthew reached Elise‘s doorstep, he knocked on the door. After she opened the door, he passed a good bottle of wound
recovery to her. “Grandpa told me to pass this to you.”
“Huh? My hand is alright, so don‘t worry about it. Relay my thanks to Grandpa for me.”
Nonetheless, he disregarded what she said as he pulled her wrist over. Despite it being roughly bandaged already, there were
still traces of the wound splitting open. Even the gauze was tainted with
some blood that seeped out.
“Obviously your wound isn‘t dealt with properly. I‘ll do it for you.”
“There‘s no need..She quickly rejected him out of instinct, but he didn‘t give her the chance to do so. Immediately, he undressed
the gauze and applied the medication on the wound with a cotton bud.
When he took off the dressing, he could see that the wound was obviously not caused by a trip. The wound was irregular as if it
was caused by something sharp––no, it looked like a wound that was cut by thin glass shards.
Though his eyes darkened, his expression didn‘t change at all. He simply asked in a casual tone, “How did you get hurt so
badly?”
Pulling her hand back instinctively, she did not want to interact with him unnecessarily. “I‘ll do it myself.”

“Do all girls like to act tough? Why are you still keeping up a tough front when you‘re already hurt? If you don‘t wish to talk, I
won‘t ask.”
“No, I—” Before she could finish, she felt a painful chill run down the back of her hand. She then sucked in a deep breath before
saying, “Please be more gentle...
Hearing that, he smiled. “So you do feel pain. I‘ll use less pressure then.”
Matthew was fully focused on treating her wound properly, and he had done a good job with its dressing. Although she didn‘t
want to admit it, she still said sincerely, “Thank you.”
“Don‘t sweat it. We live under the same roof. We‘re more or less friends.” His tone sounded friendly enough to break her
previous impression of him. In her mind, she guessed that he must be trying to befriend her after seeing her true face last time.
Little did she know, everything she was seeing now was fake. Matthew had an ulterior motive.
At 3 in the morning, Alexander, who was lying in the hospital bed, slowly opened his eyes. A dim light
shone into his eyes as he stared at the ceiling above him. At once, the smell of disinfectant invaded his nostrils as he registered
that he was in the hospital.
Moving his arm, he was just about to get up when the ward door was pushed open. Just then,
Cameron walked in. “Mr. Griffith, you‘re awake?”
Humming in response, he asked, “What‘s going on?”
At once, Cameron reported what he had found out thus far. “After our men‘s investigation, the car that was burned had its brake
damaged on purpose. It wasn‘t a simple accident––someone sabotaged
you.”
When Alexander heard that, his eyes darkened as they filled up with a dangerous aura. “Look into it. ! want answers.”
“Don‘t worry, Mr. Griffith. Our men will investigate it thoroughly. We will surely find the mastermind behind this

As Alexander hummed in acknowledgment, he couldn‘t help but recall what he had witnessed prior to the crash. He then
repeated, “I want his information. No matter the price. I must find this person.”
Obviously, Cameron knew what he was referring to. Having worked for Alexander for so many years, naturally, he would know
about the one thing Alexander had been persistent to find for the past years––it was to find the astounding racer from Cittadel,
Sue, who performed excellently in the international Grand Prix. It seemed that Alexander was very confident this time.
“Noted, Mr. Griffith. I‘ll pass on your orders.”