Wait, She’s a Billionaire by Ms. Shadow

Chapter 180

Elijah’s normally neat, short hair was soaked by rain, hanging over his forehead. His exceptionally handsome face appeared unnaturally pale, with not even a hint of color on his lips. Just as he had caught his breath, the intense pain in his waist made him suddenly feel dizzy, and he had to kneel and prop himself up with one knee, unable to hold on any longer.

“Mr. Freeman!”

Despite running all this way with him in the rain, his companions were oblivious to his injury. Elijah, although wounded, had not made a single sound. Only now did they notice the deep, long gash on his side, which was becoming pale from the rain but still oozed blood.

Moreover, Elijah’s body was heating up as if he had a fever!

If they could not stop the bleeding and reduce his fever in time, his life would be in danger!

Fortunately, his subordinates were mostly individuals who had emerged from the military and knew first aid. Soon, they rushed around, utilizing their knowledge, but it took nearly an hour to bandage Elijah’s wound properly due to limited resources.

Elijah woke up from a hazy state, his parched and pale lips uttering, “Back to Farlem… tomorrow!”

His subordinate, Lionel, was frantic.

your body is too weak. Those people outside are still looking for us. If you act

bit his lip. He had overcome even heavier injuries before, so what was

people we fought with

piece of cloth that was about to be used for bandaging Elijah’s wound, mixed

huddled around the torn cloth with the tattoo

like a crest with

these sides look

“Idiot! A rhinoceros has ears on both

Elijah’s intensely focused gaze remained fixed on the cloth. After a brief moment of contemplation, he weakly spoke, “It’s a deer, and I clearly remember

was soft, his subordinates heard it, and their expressions turned grave. Years ago, during a joint operation,

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that the Lawson family’s team members had a

ally

silence filled the cave, and Elijah was lost in thought.

speak, attempting to explain, “Mr. Freeman, it might be a misunderstanding. We’ve gone underground for so