Unconscious Husband: Meet Her Love In Silence by Ken Slaner

Chapter: 878

Baffled by how Theodore found them, Helen lashed out, accusing Ariana of carrying a tracking device. Although Ariana was unaware of such a device, the possibility didn’t seem far-fetched, given Theodore’s resourcefulness.

Refusing to let Theodore rescue Ariana easily, Helen clutched the knife tightly, aiming for Ariana’s vulnerable belly!

But fate had other plans, and Ariana managed to break free from her bindings just in time. She scrambled to her feet and spun about in the blink of an eye to avoid Helen’s assault.

However, the structure had been abandoned, and the ground was littered with rocks and steel. Ariana was completely unfamiliar with the surroundings. After just a few steps of running, she tripped over a stone and fell to the ground.

Seizing the opportunity, Helen grabbed Ariana by the hair and dragged her back.

With vengeance in her eyes, Helen lunged, her fingers entwined in Ariana’s hair, the knife inching closer to its target.

glass and a gunshot’s resounding

was swift, his breathing labored, yet his aim was unwavering; the shot found its

gun towards Helen’s head, wanting to end

off the ground with her uninjured hand and crawled, her shoulder Leaving a path of blood. With tears streaming down her face, she begged Theodore, “Theodore, I

she was alive, I was the only friend she had. I haven’t revealed Marley’s last words to you yet. Theodore, please! As long as I have breath in me, I will tell you everything Marley said. And I solemnly pledge to never

Theodore heard the name Marley,

Theodore, became enraged as she remembered what Helen

the true killer who took Marley’s life, but just now

at once. However, the reins of rationality held her back, suppressing the

looked at Theodore before her, who already seemed to be

heart; if she spoke the unfiltered truth now, Theodore could lose control, and Helen’s Life might be in

was to witness Theodore

Theodore’s finger luckily never pulled the trigger. Finally, after regaining his bearings, he spoke, commanding Horace