Getting Him Hooked: Mr. Freeman’s Indifferent Sinner Wife novel Chapter 888

Chapter 888

The man was covered in blood. He reached for a chair but fell to the ground because he missed it.

Everyone was stunned. The first to react was Olivia, who sprinted over.

’Fred?"

She held Fred and looked at the blood on his body. For a moment, she did not know where to put her hands. "What... What happened to you?"

Fred's bloody hand took her hand as he opened his swollen eyes with difficulty. "Liv... Liv, Dorothy captured Lyla. Hurry... Hurry and save her..." "Got it. Got it. We're looking for them now. Let me take you to the hospital first."

However, Fred shook his head. "Liv, I might not make it. Leave me alone. Save Lyla... first! They went to the north side of the city. I... I heard them say it's some farm..."

Fred fainted due to major blood loss once he finished speaking.

Panicked, Olivia did not know who to help first. She looked up at John in a panic. ’Ambulance... Save... Farm... City North Farm. No, call an ambulance first... Lyla's at City North Farm..."

Tears could not help rolling down the comers of her eyes. Her helpless and flustered look made John's heart break.

He reached out and pulled her to her feet. "Liv, are you okay? Give him to Ken. We'll save Lyla." "No!”

Olivia held on to Fred, refusing to let go. She cried as she shook her head.'

I can't leave him."

Fred had given up so much to help her take care of Lyla. He became a father figure at such a young age. He had given so much already that nothing must happen to him...

Nothing must happen to him...

Fortunately, Ken had already crouched down to examine Fred's injury.

"Liv, let go. I'll take him to the hospital. Don't forget I'm a doctor."

Olivia seemed to snap back to herself suddenly. She looked blankly at him and nodded blankly. "Oh, yes. You're a doctor." "He had been stabbed a dozen times and lost a lot of blood. He probably struggled just to get here to you. He missed the best time for treatment. I have to get him to the hospital immediately.’