CEO Broke Down and Cried After I Divorced Him by Miss Rich

Chapter 0389

Chapter 0389

Avalon was testing him, hoping to see if Claude truly had no feelings for her at all. Though deep down she already knew the answer, she couldn't help but make one last attempt.

Her expression was resolute, as if ready to die, but Claude suddenly let out a mocking laugh. "Fine. If you want to die, I'll grant your wish right now!"

Without hesitation, he raised the gun to shoot.

At that moment, Dylan, summoning all his remaining strength, forced himself to stand. He lunged at Claude, knocking him back several steps. Turning to Avalon, he commanded, Run!"

Though barely able to stand himself, Dylan still put everything he had into saving her.

Avalon hesitated for a moment, her gaze conflicted, but then she pulled an antidote from her pocket and handed it to Dylan. "Take this. When you get out and see Suzy, tell her I'm sorry."

With that, Avalon turned and ran toward Claude, who had steadied himself and was storming toward them in a fury. She threw her arms around him, holding him tightly, and shouted back to Dylan, "Take the antidote and head east. You'll find a way off the island that way!"

"Let go, Avalon!" Claude roared, struggling against her grip.

But instead of letting go, Avalon only held on tighter. She turned back toward Dylan, her voice urgent. "Hurry!"

antidote, but instead of

Avalon's voice rang out. "Don't worry

Bang!

and the gunshot came almost simultaneously. Claude had fired without hesitation, hitting Avalon in

giving you one last chance. Let go

determination. Her voice was calm

He fired again, hitting her other arm.

didn't flinch. She clung to him, refusing to let go. Her brows furrowed

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left. "If you don't leave now,

tense moment, he turned

There, he found a small boat that had been prepared in advance. Just as

with the current's pull, it drifted quickly out of

really think

and Dylan immediately guessed it was

if confirming his suspicions, Claude sneered, his expression twisted with cruelty. "She thought she

I should've killed her outright. Then she wouldn't have had the