You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

Chapter 1846: The Battle of the Heron and the Clam, the Fisherman Profits

The unidentified black-clad individuals began to surround Vicki and Felix, their numbers overwhelming and making it difficult for them to defend themselves. Initially, they fought side by side, but later, they became increasingly overwhelmed.

Felix and Vicki were separated, and seeing more people attacking Vicki, Felix grew anxious and wanted to end the fight quickly. However, the more he rushed, the more vulnerable he became, and he suddenly took several punches to the abdomen. The pain caused him to double over, but even so, he managed to fend off several individuals attempting to attack Vicki. After all, Vicki was pregnant.

Finally shaking off the few people in front of him, Felix grabbed Cloud from behind and angrily questioned, “Are these reinforcements you called for? If you truly love Vicki, how could you let her get hurt? Your love only revolves around power and yourself!"

"Nonsense!" Cloud kicked away the person attacking him in front, "These people aren't mine!"

Although Felix had suspected it, hearing Cloud admit it firsthand still shocked him.

If they weren't Cloud's people, then whose could they be? It was highly unlikely that they were sent by Joyce and Luther; otherwise, they wouldn't be attacking him. Christian wouldn't send people to attack Vicki. Athena's people wouldn't attack Cloud. It was too strange. He couldn't figure out who this third-party force could be. Their intervention in this chaotic situation seemed to indicate that their target was Vicki. Damn it! He had something else to worry about. The effect of the anti- electromagnetic pulse metal rod was limited and couldn't last forever. Soon, Vicki's hands and feet would be restrained. What should they do then?

Felix grabbed Cloud by his collar and landed a punch on his face, "You bastard, unlock her electronic restraints quickly!"

Cloud was nearly stunned by Felix's punch. Regaining his senses, he forcefully pushed Felix away, defending himself against the attacks of the unfamiliar assailants. Meanwhile, he hurried towards Vicki. Sᴇaʀᴄh thᴇ FindNʘᴠᴇl.nᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

Just as Vicki was fending off an attack, she saw a black-clad individual about to kick her in the abdomen. Felix rushed forward and stood in front of her.

With a muffled groan, Felix took the full force of the kick, feeling the pain as if his internal organs had shifted out of place. But he was relieved that Vicki remained unharmed.

over and grabbed Vicki's wrist, but she instinctively tried to break

shouted, swiftly removing an

a moment before understanding Cloud's intention. She fought and retreated until

a surprise attack from behind Cloud. Caught off guard, Cloud was kicked to the ground, tumbling a few times before managing to struggle to his feet. Vicki and Felix

forcefully at the back of his neck. Felix felt darkness envelop him, knowing that he was about to lose consciousness. He was filled with worry and had no idea how Vicki was faring. Who were these people? In his final moments with his eyes closed, Felix saw someone wielding a knife aimed

blade pierced his eyes, revealing that their target was not only Vicki but

blade approached him. Finally, he closed his eyes weakly,

to pierce Felix's chest, Mr. Ball suddenly appeared and kicked the person holding the knife from behind, while

Mr. Saunders!" Mr. Ball shouted, "Get him out of here first!" Nishant quickly supported the unconscious Felix and headed towards the secret passage. Their people had already entered, defending, protecting,

after stumbling a few steps, he suddenly regained consciousness, opening

me, save Vicki." Nishant refused, “I'm sorry, Mr. Saunders, but my primary task is to

pushed Nishant away and stumbled

to support him and

Ball saw the situation and shouted, “I

his back, and his head began

impossible... I saw

scanned the surroundings, but Vicki was nowhere

even Cloud was searching for Vicki, his anger

over. Don't