Let's Get Married

The doctor could not argue with her and presses a button on the bedside, then pushes the patient to the emergency room. After a while, people in a black uniform rush in and pinch her arm vigorously then press her on the ground.

Her cheeks are smashed down and it is hurt as if it is going to crack. Lily then recovers and desperately struggles, “Let me go, let go!”

“Don’t move!” The man’s voice is rough. Once you heard it, you will know he is not a good person to deal with. With her resistance, the force against her hand is stronger, as if he will break her arms. “I warn you, don’t move!”

Lily bites her lower lip vigorously to bear the pain. A thin layer of cold sweat comes out of her forehead; she raises her hand stubbornly and stares at Marina who is still standing at the door, “You should catch her, not me!”

Those strong men ignore her and directly twist her arm to pull her up from the ground, “Go!”

Lily does not obey. In such a predicament, she bursts out an explosive force that she pushes her foot against the door frame and does not loosen it no matter what. When the security is ready to lift her body up, Sally rushes over, “Lily, are you okay?”

Seeing her coming, Lily’s waving heart finally eases, “Sally, Sally…”

she is even more anxious and angry,

Zack who pressed the button and we came here to bring her away. You’d better don’t get involved if you don’t know the situation!” The security manager’s authority is still

man twists his eyebrows and reaches out, and she is directly thrown to the root of the wall. With a bang sound, the back of her head hit the wall and

Lily is more anxious. She wants to help her up but

only feels a concussion and dizziness in her head. Before she could recover, a pair of powerful palms hold her arms, followed

man’s delicate yet gentle facial features

eyes become red, “No,

to ensure that she is no injured, he looks at the security manager with fierce eyes, “Who gave you

a wrong person; his strength that holds Lily loosen a little

and get lost now. If I see you again tomorrow, I’ll let you be hospitalized here for the rest