Winning Her Heart back (Emelie and William)

Chapter 211 Injuries

Chapter 21 Injuries

How did Jack end up here? He was Beggle’s minion and a fugitive. Moreover, he hadn’t been with Reggle moments ago.

However, there he was, charging toward them with a knife! The tip of the knife was just inches away.

Emelie’s instinct was to shove William aside and retreat herself. William seemed to anticipate her action. He seized her outstretched hand, pulled her behind him, and swiftly kicked at Jack’s knife.

Unfortunately, the proximity and suddenness of the attack caused the kick to miss its mark. Instead of being sent flying, Jack’s limite moved only an inch. He then swung the knife wildly as if he had lost his mind.

Against animational assailant, even the most skilled individuals faced a disadvantage.

In an instant, Emelie witnessed the life plunge into William’s abdomen. Her eyes widened in shock. Jack’s initial strike had landed, and without hesitation, he forcefully withdrew the knife.

Emelie noticed blood on the life and saw William clutching his abdomen. Jack prepared to strike once more, but Emelle swiftly reacted by using the chain from her shoulder bag as an improvised weapon. She swung it at Jack’s face, and the aluminum orament attached to her bag delivered a painful blow

When Jack was struck, be instinctively covered his face, momentarily delaying his actions. This gave William the opportunity to kick him away and allowed the bodyguards enough time to rush in and protect him.

longer, Jack

was wielding a knife. Screams filled the air as people scrambled to dodge. In the midst of the chaos, Emelie’s arm was slashed. The

shot. Emelle instinctively wanted to see where

“Don’t look,” he said. Despite his efforts, Emelie managed to catch a glimpse. The shot had struck Jack right between

present had suffered injuries of varying severity and were promptly transported to

r treatment.

nurses hurried around, efficiently

Additionally, she needed a tetanus shot and an IV drip to reduce inflammation. During the chaos, Samuel rushed to

was far more severe than Emelie’s. When a nurse took Melanie to undergo surgery, she

Samuel, saying. “My injuries aren’t serious. I’ll be fine. Go check on Ms.

frowned as he watched the doctor prepare to stitch up Emelie’s wound. “You call this not

even need surgery. That can’t be considered serious. Seriously, go

the dog had torn a chunk of flesh from Melanie’s leg

pursed her Eps. “There are nurses here, and you need to sign the surgery consent form for Ms.

sighed heavily but ultimately didn’t linger. He promptly followed Melanie