Spoiled by the Silver Fox

Chapter 639

Gracie was now too occupied to care about anything else; he hopped in his car and raced to take Ashley to the hospital.

Jeffrey rushed straight to his son's school, barged into the classroom, and yanked Eric out like a chicken. Eric, who studied at a fancy prep school, was naturally afraid of his father, so he didn't dare to scream. He just felt embarrassed to be pulled out in front of his classmates and teachers. His eyes were red from anger, but he didn't dare to cry or yell.

Rebecca arrived shortly after, and seeing her son being treated like this by Jeffrey, she was so mad she could explode.

"Jeffrey!" she shrieked, her voice echoing down the tree-lined path of the elementary school.

Luckily, it was class time, so there weren't many people around.

Jeffrey continued walking with Eric without any expression on his face, completely ignoring Rebecca.

Furious, Rebecca shouted, "Is there anyone here? Catch him for me!"

Jeffrey heard this, smirked, and took a knife out of his pocket, holding it to Eric's throat. "Rebecca, let's see if you dare let your people make a move!" "Stop! Everyone stop! Don't move!"

Eight female bodyguards were all scared stiff.

"Jeffrey, don't do anything rash; that's your son." Rebecca's voice trembled.

"Mom, save me. Why is dad doing this to me?"

Your dad is just joking with you; don't

Rebecca was truly

Emily alive,

I'll keep Emily alive; I'll keep her alive; don't hurt him." Even the usually proud Rebecca couldn't hide the

was the most important thing in her life, more important

fingers were shaking as she took out her phone from her bag and called Sullivan, directly asking, "Is

Sullivan truthfully answered, "No."

didn't have the heart to harm an

a deep breath, closed her eyes, and

she was incredibly grateful

Sullivan's soft heart. ContentV

was still alive; that's

The child is still alive; let go of

"You first!"

the person on the other end of the phone, "Let her go!" Sullivan frowned

was

could he be so cruel to

Eric really his

Sullivan was skeptical.