After Divorcing my Captain Husband

Chapter 619 Virus

"Ah!!" Chloe gasped in shock while Vicky stumbled back, covering her mouth.

James, who had been struck, was largely unharmed. He quickly teamed up with Asher, and within moments, they dealt with the rowdy troublemakers. "James, your head is bleeding!" Vicky exclaimed, her voice trembling as she pointed to the blood trickling down his forehead, her eyes brimming with tears. James touched his forehead, confirming the blood.

Chloe, seeing the seriousness of the situation, urgently pulled him away. "Let's get you to the hospital and get that head wound taken care of. We need to make sure it's properly bandaged." James had just undergone surgery, and now, with this new injury, the potential complications were worrying.

Chloe had always felt coming to the bar was a bad idea, and this only confirmed it.

Vicky, sobbing uncontrollably, reached out to wipe the blood from James' forehead.

"I'm so sorry, James. I didn't mean for this to happen. I won't come back here again, I promise. Please, don't let this be serious. If you don't want me around, I'll stay away. Just please, don't be hurt..." She had been so defiant earlier, but now she was a mess of tears.

Chloe glanced at her, thinking Asher was right. Only James could really keep her in check.

At the hospital, the doctor examined James' wound and scolded him before bandaging it up.

Fortunately, the cut wasn't deep or severe.

wander off again. If this

trembled with guilt, her eyes

bandaging was done, she tentatively approached

he wouldn't stay angry with her,

"See, if you had just listened earlier, none of

her lips, tears still streaming down

already fallen, Michael arrived to pick Chloe up.

to take

before grabbing her

Sensing trouble might follow her, Chloe decided to

the draft and copied it onto a new USB drive before heading

in the parking lot this time. "You almost got into trouble last

wait for me

satisfied with

the conference room, the chairman was still absent, indicating how busy they truly

the time it rebooted, the file was gone, and the USB

front of the now-useless computer, a smug smile crept across her face. "Oh, I forgot to mention, that computer had a