A Moment in Destiny

"No…" Pippa tried her best to push him away. Her body writhed violently. She struggled with her legs in the air. She did not want to die!

It turned out that it was more painful to be killed by someone else!

"You vicious woman. Let me kill you!" Vincent squinted, grabbed her by the neck with more strength and his mouth twitched.

Pippa opened her mouth and spat out her tongue. She panicked at the feeling of suffocation. She held his hands to stop Vincent. Pippa felt what was before her eyes became out of shape and obscure.

The door was kicked open. Leila was stunned, frowned, and cried. She stepped forward to stop Vincent, " Vincent, let go quickly! She is about to die!"

"Leila…" Vincent ignored Leila and went crazy. "I'll kill her to avenge you!"

Vincent stared at Pippa like a wild animal. His rage faded away. He put on a ruthless look and fixed his gaze on Pippa with much hatred, "I must kill her!"

"Let go! Vincent, don't be a murderer!" Leila was very anxious and knocked on Vincent's hand.

"Come on. Stop him!" Leila shouted at two men at the door.

Only then did they come in and pull Vincent away. However, Vincent refused to let go. One of them could only grab Vincent's fingers. "Mr. White, calm down!"

Pippa was dying.

"Don't pull me!" Vincent's dark eyes were filled with hatred.

"Vincent, let go!" Leila beat Vincent's arm. She was scared. She was stunned when she heard the conversation between Vincent and Pippa, but she did not expect that Vincent would lose his mind and choke Pippa.

"Vincent, let go. Don't do that!" Leila clapped Vincent's arm, and Vincent finally stopped.

When Vincent let go of Pippa, Pippa slumped against the wall and coughed.

Vincent squinted and wanted to grab Pippa again, but Leila hugged Vincent to stop him. "Don't do that, Vincent!"

"Leila, she deserves it!" Vincent fixed his cold gaze on Pippa. "If she is alive, no one will live a good life!"

"She will be punished for what she has done by law. You cannot punish her yourself."

"Leila…" Vincent turned his gaze at Leila with a guilty expression. What he wanted to say turned into an apology. He stood straight with a complicated look, "I'm sorry!"

that car to hit her, but

corner of her

her hand to wipe her tears. She

murderer!" Leila leaned against Vincent helplessly, but she still persuaded him, "We have no right to end her life. Even if we

she killed our child and nearly killed you!" Vincent felt

suppressed

bring

it…" Pippa in the corner coughed and murmured, with her eyes full of

with Renee, they

Pippa sitting in the corner with tears on her face, Renee

Leila with

around his neck. She cried, "Miyamoto, I didn't mean to ... You should believe me

but cold voice. "Please

frowned subconsciously. Unexpectedly, Miyamoto pulled Pippa's arm

issued a

chose to conceal the fact and evade your responsibility!" Miyamoto squatted

don't you trust me?" Pippa

was like a bloodthirsty animal. He said in a hoarse

believe me? Leila, I didn't mean to hurt you!" Pippa looked up at

head. "You hit me and ran away. You need to bear the responsibility. Anyway, I won't forgive you. I'm sorry, I must

stared at the floor with empty eyes in

Pippa's ward, they were standing there, and

the people were silent and stared at Pippa. Pippa stared at Miyamoto in front of her. After

and shock. Why did Pippa hit her? She also had the responsibility for her unborn child. If she did not refuse Vincent that

not a game, she couldn't start over. She could only regret it and endured the pain. This was a punishment

caused unchangeable consequences. Leila believed Pippa would be severely

Leila to support her with

his eyes were filled with mixed feelings when he looked at Pippa. There was love, pity,

didn't mean it!" Pippa raised her

black and blue because Vincent grabbed her by the neck just now. It seemed that

and seemed to see through her nature. His cold gaze did not contain any feelings, as if it would devour Pippa. The air

Her eyes were moist with tears because

much and was almost driven crazy by her, no longer

would trust