To Be Yours Again by Taylor

Chapter 349 Die!

Jenny glanced indifferently at the knife in Miller’s hand, not worried at all. As he was about to reach her, she moved. Quickly and accurately, she grabbed his wrist. There was a cry of pain, and the knife fell to the ground.

With a cold expression, Jenny threw Miller over her shoulder, and he fell heavily to the ground like a sack of potatoes. Morgan’s shout and Jenny’s attack on Miller ended at the same time. Her move was too fast for anyone to react.

After a while, Morgan looked at Jenny standing still and Miller screaming in pain on the ground. She was a little dazed and couldn’t decide who she should be warning.

When Morgan came back to her senses, she was immensely amazed. “Jenny, how are you so skilled in combat?”

“Well, I learned a little before.” Jenny didn’t deny it.

“Wow, that’s amazing!” Morgan praised her sincerely. She’d wanted to learn martial arts when she was young, but her parents refused to let her, saying it was too dangerous for girls. Seeing Jenny now, she realized how foolish such stereotypical concepts were. Who said girls couldn’t fight? Girls who could fight were even cooler.

“You scum! Someone like you doesn’t deserve to be a father. I’m calling

Intentionally injuring someone would surely result in a few years behind bars. Jenny didn’t intervene. She’d given Miller a chance,

notice that Miller had already picked up the knife

he shouted and rushed toward Morgan. He felt frustrated that he couldn’t harm Jenny, so he turned his attention to Morgan, thinking he could take her down with him. He knew that not everyone was as

rushing over to push

was stabbed by Miller’s knife. Jenny endured the pain and kicked Miller away. She then looked down to examine the fresh wound on her waist.

wound and didn’t know

a moment.

help quickly,

help. She quickly dialed the emergency services as well, feeling extremely anxious. Returning to Jenny’s side, Morgan observed that she seemed unharmed, but

you to the hospital first.”

have to wait for the police