Beyond the Divorce

Chapter 1117 Too Cruel

I continued to gently stroke Beatrice's back, and her trembling seemed to calm down.

Finn quickly removed his jacket and wrapped it around Beatrice, looking at me. "Ms. Chloe, what do we do now?"

I whispered to Beatrice nestled in my arms, trying to comfort her. "Don't be afraid. It's okay now. Nothing will happen. We're going to the hospital.

"Don't be scared, Beatrice. This is Finn, my friend from Gerby. He's been working hard to save you. Don't be afraid. Let's leave now, okay?"

Beatrice just clung tightly to me. Someone came over and forced open the iron chains on her feet.

Finn reached out, wrapping Beatrice closely in his jacket. He lifted her up, tightly embracing her in his broad arms. Beatrice's head was tucked against his chest, and I continued to gently caress her body to comfort her.

We quickly left the basement and the villa without a moment's pause, got into the car, and headed straight to the hospital.

The entire process had been recorded. I didn't know when Atlas had arranged for that to happen. It was the best way to document the situation at the time, and it would be useful evidence.

up motionlessly in Finn's

hospital, a group of doctors was already waiting.

the woman in his arms to the doctors. She continued to grip my hand tightly.

no matter what. I pleaded with the doctor to let me follow, and he made an exception and allowed me to enter. Then, they gave her some medication, and she gradually fell asleep, finally releasing her tight grip on my hand. I stepped out of the emergency

tight. "Don't cry! You did it. It's

I looked up at Atlas, teary-eyed. "Her past

outside were all heartbroken

me too. "Don't worry too much, Chlo. She'll be okay now that we're

down and anxiously awaited the examination results

mask, his expression filled with complexity. Even at this moment, he wore an expression

injuries on Beatrice's body to the highest official

intact parts on her body. Skull, ribs, nose, arms, legs, fingers... There are multiple fractures of varying degrees. Some fingers are deformed, and there are new fractures in the legs,

mutilation I've ever seen in my 35 years of practice. I can't believe there could be

his head. "Each department will