She had been through something like this before, only that last time she had to endure it alone, feeling scared, helpless and facing the fear of death.

However, there was someone who could disregard his own life and remain by her side in such a dangerous moment this time, giving her a spiritual shock.

Her body was hot, and her heart was beating.

Without consulting her, Joan cupped her face and kissed her dry lips.

Amanda's eyes snapped open. And after a brief moment of dismay, she accepted it delightfully. She gave him a response with the only little strength she had.

The wind blew, and a cluster of flames burned towards them.

Joan blocked the fire with his own body.

Amanda wanted to say no, but her voice could no longer be heard.

Joan's face was right in front of her…

The so-called luck was probably when the one who loved you didn't give up nor abandon you in such desperate times.

Atwood arrived with his men, put out the fire and saved Amanda and Joan.

Jessica was also taken to the hospital for treatment.

on her body, except that her voice was hoarse after choking on

first thing she asked when she opened

"Is it the man who was brought in

She nodded.

sore at the moment

said that his injuries were not life-threatening, just the wounds on his

was unconscious and had no idea how she had been rescued. When she

over

"Why are you here?"

looked up and saw it was

eyes, "So, did you have

did he not admit it, but he also shifted the blame to Hilary, "It was all her doing. I accidentally discovered it and so I came to save you

his head

changes. Everything he had hoped for didn't happen at all. He couldn't contact Stanford, nor

use this matter to gain favour for Stanford in

men to save the others, he saw Joan shielding Amanda from the fire with his own body to

was all shook

had occurred just because he had taken this into his own hands and hadn't discussed it with Stanford in advance. He blamed himself in his heart

"About this…"

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