The Woman From Hell

Feeling the cold water on his face, Marius woke up quickly. He opened his eyes and looked at the two of us with some difficulty. He pointed at me and said with a smile, "Sis Wan, you're here." "That's right, I'm here to pick you up. Let's go." I reached out and pulled him.

"Okay, let's go home."

He grabbed my hand, but I underestimated the weight of the man. I almost stumbled and fell onto him when he grabbed me. Fortunately, Drover supported me.

"Allow me."

Drover motioned for me to move to the side.

I let go and obediently stepped aside. Drover helped him up and they started making their way out. I quickly went to Marius' other side and helped him.

Not long after we got out, Marius' legs turned to jelly and he fell onto the ground on his knees.

Drover cradled his forehead. He glanced at the large door that was some distance away before turning to look at me. "Put him on my back. I'll carry him."

"Alright."

He first helped me lift Marius up before conveniently turning around. I supported Marius firmly and put both his hands on Drover's shoulders. "Is this okay?" I tried speaking as loudly as I could.

"It's fine."

After hearing Drover's response, I finally let go without worry.

his back, Drover walked slowly. Considering the rather packed crowd as well, it took us a long time to get into the car. I sat in the

"I got it."

up when we reached a

I feel

the car and vomited. I patted his back and sighed. "You

an old mother at this moment, prattling

of the car

handed

with a proud

asking him

was much more awake after

me and then at Drover, his

to carry you on her own, otherwise?" Drover's attitude was not very

They were bickering again.

your arguments. It's midnight and we're

go home." He pulled me, and we got into the

got in and

yawned. "Sis Wan, you're

hands were tied. I couldn't not