When She Rose From the Ashes

Chapter 437 Beth Has Had Enough

Chapter 437 Beth Has Had Enough

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Beth was a mother the kind who would do anything for her child, no matter the cost.

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In that moment, she looked almost deranged; she smashed the glass of a fire hydrant cabinet in the hallway, grabbed the extinguisher inside, and swung it at the men in front of her.

None of the men in black had expected the gentle, fragile–looking Beth to turn so feral. Caught off guard, several were hit squarely before they could react; the corridor outside the operating room echoed with pained groans.

Beth showed no mercy; every blow was aimed straight at their heads.

These men had come to kill her son. Why should I hold back?

A few of the black–clad men fell before they realized what was happening. The rest, seeing how vicious she had become, no longer dared to underestimate her.

Baron, watching Beth’s madness, couldn’t help but say, “Hold them off; I’ll check on your son.”

“Alright!”

At this point, what terrified Beth most wasn’t the armed men surrounding them, but the sight of her son lying motionless on the operating table.

If something happened to him, she had no reason to go on living.

Baron could read her thoughts; that was exactly why he was determined to save the boy at all

costs.

The men in black frowned. Beth and Baron were only two people, yet they were proving difficult to handle.

“Ms. Beth,” one of them said, trying to reason with her, “you and Mr. James are still husband and wife; there’s no need to make this worse. Mr. James cares about the young master too. Come back with us, and he’ll treat you well.”

Beth spat at him.

what was that fake Witch Doctor about? Do you take me for a fool? I’m telling you, if you want to take my son today, you’ll have

with fury and

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endured and retreated again and

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loved her, the boy was still his own flesh and blood; how could he not

it,

be with James; if she couldn’t even protect her son, then she would drag every one of these people to hell with her before she

could see it

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deadly resolve in her eyes.

hesitate. He rushed

face was ghostly pale, his body skin and bone – clearly, he hadn’t been treated well

of his own. He wasn’t a soft man, but

the boy quickly and realized his

Baron’s brow furrowed.

get you and your son out of here right now. His condition isn’t simple

words, Beth’s

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my son, I’ll do anything — be your servant, your

dropped to her knees

quietly, “Now’s not the time for that. If you don’t

one’s leaving this place

Baron seemed to have noticed something unusual about the child – they exchanged dark looks. Murder flashed in their

Beth understood instantly.

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