The Bound Between Us

Chapter 658

Julie hopped onto the motorcycle as Rowan revved the engine, weaving through the bustling crowd. The pedestrian street was packed, and the alleys twisted like a maze, forcing pedestrians to step aside.

buying your bike."

Spotting the commotion, Christen yanked off the fake belly she had strapped on, quickly deducing Rowan's next move, and took a shortcut to cut him off. Just in time, Dailey showed up, noticing a young guy with another motorcycle. He tossed him a wad of cash, "I'm In a rush to catch up with Julie, Dailey didn't bother explaining, commandeering the motorcycle and taking Christen along for the chase.

Christen asked, "Why did that guy, who's with Julie, take a hit for her?"

She was puzzled. Even if Rowan hadn't intervened, the thick fake belly would have stopped any stab.

Dailey was just as confused. "That guy's with Asher, and so is Julie. I thought he was going to hurt you."

his fighting style that he recognized him now. But puzzling over why he

Rowan. Rowan's wound was bleeding heavily. The stab had been deep, and the fight with Dailey worsened it. If he lost too much blood, both he and Julie were done for. Seeing Dailey catching up, Julie panicked, "Rowan, hurry up, they're on

Idiotic. Now you've exposed us both. Call Kun and get someone to back us

noticed you're different with Anastasia. You got a thing for her? If Kun finds out,

Julie moved to stab Christen, Rowan did think it was Anastasia and instinctively protected her. He'd lived a hard life, and Anastasia was the first to show him kindness-something he'd never forget

darkness, even a

Rowan retorted. "Just make

hold

saw Rowan as an underling, but ultimately, he was family. He couldn't just abandon him, so he sent backup. Rowan drove the motorcycle into an alley, with Dailey close behind. Unfamiliar with the area and hoping to lose Dailey through

now?" Julie cursed. "Just

out how she'd

turned the bike around as Dailey, following closely, hit the brakes, leaving only a short distance between them. Their eyes met,