Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Chapter 1219 Arrival of the Saviors

The group stood stunned, gazing at the handsome man before them as if he were a god descended to earth. Then, they reacted to Atlas's words, quickly getting up and rushing outside, leaving only a few of us behind.

I suddenly shouted nervously, "Arton! Anya!"

As I called out, Arton responded, "We're here!"

Following the sound, I saw Arton protecting Anya, emerging from behind another part of the bar.

When I saw they were unharmed, I collapsed into Atlas's arms in relief.

"Thank heavens," I breathed out.

He patted my back reassuringly. "It's okay. Don't be afraid."

"Arnold is injured." I quickly looked at Atlas. "We need to take him to the hospital."

Hana was squatting beside Arnold, holding his injured arm.

Arnold looked at Atlas and asked, "What's going on? Whose men are they?"

Atlas didn't answer his question. He barked an order at his men. "Take him to the hospital immediately!"

Arnold tried to get up. Hana and I helped him to his feet.

that, it's just a light wound," he said nonchalantly, looking at

hospital and get it

and I said in unison, "I'll go

added, "I'll go

stay here, Chlo. Arton, you come with me," Arnold ordered, but Hana was worried, and she quickly interjected, "No, I'll go

I tried to follow, Arnold stopped me and glanced

nodded firmly and hugged me tightly. "Let's

still injured people lying on the ground, and the pristine marble floor bore several alarming bloodstains. The glass doors of the

been shattered.

realized that things could have been much worse if those thick glass doors hadn't bought

dilapidated, as if

cops had arrived

Atlas settled me in and asked Anya to stay by my side. He said softly, "Don't be afraid. It's safe here. All our people are outside. Don't go out. I'll be back soon." "Okay." I

quickly left the room to handle

I thought that Arnold's concerns were not unfounded. This place was

ov

satisfactory.

timidly said, "I... I'm afraid something will happen to

smiled faintly and hugged her. "Look

that moment, the image of the man who had suddenly appeared before us then fell to the ground kept replaying in my mind. If that had happened

Arnold had been shot