Leave Me Alone Mr Shaffer Novel

Chapter 498 Bullying Family Members Isn’t Wise

Isabella stood in front of Seth, unable to see where Gordon had hit him, but she clearly heard Seth grunt in pain.

“Miss Symons, he hit Mr. Shaffer’s left arm!” Jordan said anxiously.

Isabella’s expression instantly changed. She looked up at Seth’s face, which had quickly lost its color.

Gordon was pulled away, still cursing and swearing, as if someone had kicked him in the head.

Isabella glanced back at him, and Seth, who was beside her, bent over slightly.

The man who had been imposing just moments ago was now leaning on the roof of the car with one hand, his jaw tightly clenched, obviously in pain.

Isabella remembered the last time at the shooting range when Yaris had just slapped Seth’s arm, and there was so much blood. Gordon had just punched with all his might.

The consequences were imaginable.

“Seth!

The man looked up, glanced at her, and pulled his right hand out of hers with a stern face.

Isabella knew he was upset. Without thinking too much, she pushed him into the car, then told Jordan to go to the Wells’ private hospital.

Outside the car, Gordon was still causing a commotion, causing Isabella’s head to almost explode.

“Drive!”

and the

subconsciously wanted to support Seth, but when she looked up, she saw his lips tightly pressed

the hospital, the car drove directly into the courtyard. Like the last time

sent in for examination, and Isabella could only wait

you. It’s just

about these things at all now. Seth had come to save her specifically. If she still cared about

Mr. Shaffer just wants to remind you not to get involved with the affairs of the Dunkstein Family and the

Jordan added.

She wanted to hit herself now.

twice but believed his words and almost got herself into trouble.

caused Seth to be

as she paced back

the doctor was also familiar. Before

his

“There’s no need.”

understanding instantly. He sat back in his chair, cleared his throat, and asked, “How do you think I should

his eyes and countered, “Do I need to

“If I write it too seriously, it might cause

but look toward the

bad is like expecting

case… I’ll improvise?”