The Three Little Guardian Angels

Chapter 1948

Chapter 1948 Ignoring the excruciating pain that Daisie was feeling, she got up quickly, wrapped her clothes around Susan, dragged her up, and ran out the door. 

The men who got up behind them went after them.” Don‘t let those two b*tches get away!” 

Daisie ran downstairs with Susan, and the people behind her chased after them. 

Daisie did not stop running away until a stick hit her in the leg, and she fell to the ground. She turned around, and the man who was coming after them was already standing behind her. 

He panted and gave off a fierce smirk. “Did I tell you to run? You b*tches.” 

 

Daisie felt for the stick on the ground, gnashed her teeth, and stood up. The assault from just now caused her legs to tremble. The pain was so acute that it felt as if her bones had broken and her ligaments had torn. 

She clenched the stick tightly and was about to hit the man with it. 

The man wanted to dodge the attack subconsciously, but in the next second, Daisie was pinned down, and the stick was dropped from her hand. 

back at Susan, who rammed into her.

her head, so Daisie could not see her expression clearly. Daisie roared, “Susan

must suffer the same way as I just did. How can you

the two men and begged them with a smile, “I‘ve helped you to keep her here. You haven‘t gotten your chance to lay your fingers on this woman, have you? I‘ll hand her

you‘re quite a sensible one, but you want us to

smile gradually

ALL 

walked up to Daisie, grabbed her hair, and slapped her. “You injured a few of us. If we don‘t give it to you bad enough

swollen. 

tearing pierced through the stagnant air in the room. Daisie‘s clothes were torn into pieces, and her skin was

blurred as she stared into the dark night sky, and her gaze blanked out gradually. Suddenly, Daisie returned to her senses and

gaps between his fingers. The severe and agonizing pain

his hand and swung

his hand landed on her, a strong beam of light

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