Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Chapter 1283 Midnight Attack

"Clark's son and grandson are also in our hands!" Atlas said, "But we'll wait until your condition improves before meeting them! Don't worry, I'll settle the score with them!"

At this point, Dad looked very tired sitting up. Atlas quickly went to lower the bed and helped him lie down.

"Dad! Don't overexert yourself. We have plenty of time to deal with things later. You must recover as soon as possible. Once all your indicators are back to normal, we'll figure out how to treat your leg."

"D-Do I still have hope?" My Dad's eyes suddenly lit up, then dimmed with disappointment. He sighed, "It's been almost fifteen years. It's probably impossible!"

"Don't give up. I'll hire the top surgeons from around the world. As long as there's a glimmer of hope, we shouldn't give up!" Atlas said firmly, "I'll help you stand up again! There are too many things we still need you for." I quickly reassured him, "Believe in Atlas, he can do it! It's safe here."

After comforting him, we left his room. A group of guards was arranged outside.

Nevertheless, an accident did happen without warning.

After we arranged for Dad to leave his ward, Atlas asked me softly if we should return to Fremont Bay.

Without hesitation, I said, "No, it's too late, and I want to stay closer to him. Let's go back tomorrow!"

time, and it was already early morning. He had no choice but to go along with my decision and stay in the

said, "Get some rest. I'll go and check,

I had intended to wait for Atlas to come back to chat with him, but I

when, all of a sudden, there were gunshots and chaos in the hallway. The sharp sound of gunfire woke me

felt around me. The bed was cold. Panic-stricken, I

in the dim room. The hallway outside was in

covers and rolled out of bed. My mind was in turmoil, and I

out that the gunshots in the

soon as I

me!" I heard Atlas's voice and immediately grabbed him. "Where's

patted my back. "It's okay. Everything's

I yelled loudly, completely unable

picked me up. "Don't worry,

the organization," Atlas said

him in horror. "An

was no way to be sure in Cirencester. Don't