He Cheated I Rose Making Him Regret Everything (Chloe and Arthur) novel Chapter 676

"Bring Shade here. From now on, she will be responsible for Chloe."

"Master..."

The bodyguard still wanted to speak.

Vincent's patience snapped.

"Did you hear me?"

His roar made everyone lower their heads at once.

This time, no one dared to object.

"Yes, Master," the bodyguards answered together.

Vincent remained where he was for a moment.

He looked back into the room.

Chloe was still sitting on the floor, limp and motionless.

There was no light in her eyes.

She looked like a doll that had lost its soul.

Was this really what he wanted?

Vincent asked himself that question.

No answer came.

He turned away and gave a faint gesture.

The bodyguards immediately stepped forward and closed the door.

The room, and everything inside it, was sealed away.

As the door slowly shut, Chloe disappeared from his sight.

Only then did Vincent's last bit of strength give out.

He had been holding himself together by force.

Now that Chloe was no longer in front of him, darkness swept over his vision.

His body fell forward.

"Master!"

A bodyguard rushed up and caught him.

"Master, you've lost too much blood. You need treatment immediately."

Vincent grabbed the man's arm.

Even in that state, his eyes were still dark.

"Seal off every piece of information. No one is allowed to find Clo."

The bodyguards were stunned.

At a time like this, he was still thinking about her whereabouts.

They could not understand it.

But no one dared to question him.

"Yes, Master."

After that, Vincent could no longer hold on.

His body went completely limp.

His clothes had been soaked through with blood.

The original white was almost impossible to see now.

...

At the hospital.

Several days passed.

Eugene still showed no sign of waking.

Rhea was so worried that she could barely rest.

Blaine had used every connection he had.

Anyone who could possibly help had been contacted.

Several internationally known experts arrived one after another and joined Eugene's treatment team.

After reviewing Eugene's condition, every one of them was shocked.

With injuries like his, surviving until the bullet could be removed was already almost impossible.

The fact that he was still alive made it even harder to explain.

Under normal circumstances, a patient in such a deep coma would have very little chance of waking.

But Eugene's case had already broken common medical expectations.

The bullet had struck a critical area.

Yet he had survived.

He had fallen into a deep coma.

Yet his body had not given up.

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