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I Stopped Fighting for Love, and Love Finally Fought for Me novel Chapter 4

It was... Julian who went to Quentin?

And the kidney for Agatha... wasn't his either?-

"Ha..."

She burst out laughing.

Tears mixed with fresh blood streamed freely down her colorless face.

She laughed and laughed until she doubled over, her body shaking uncontrollably.

Then.

She straightened up, gripped her cane even tighter, and brought it down hard on Julian.

"Why are you being so unreasonable!"

Julian caught the cane and shoved her violently!

Willow was thrown to the floor by the massive force, causing the partially clotted wound on her temple to tear open again, sending fresh blood streaming down her brow and into her mouth.

She looked up at him through a blurred, blood-red haze.

The overhead light spilled over him, casting harsh shadows across his steep brow bone and straight nose.

The shadows masked his features, making his face look like a cold, hypocritical mask.

And there he stood, in a protective stance, completely shielding another person behind him.

She parted her lips. "Julian..."

"You said you'd only love me for the rest of your life."

"You also said the person you found most disgusting and hateful... was Quinn Langley."

Julian's body stiffened instantly.

His hands, resting by his sides, clenched into tight fists.

Just then, Quinn groaned in pain. "Honey... it hurts so much... take me to the hospital..."

Julian immediately reined in his emotions, ignoring the pain in his own back as he scooped Quinn up into his arms, heading for the door without giving Willow a single glance.

At the doorway, he suddenly paused and turned back, but only to grab the marriage certificates off the coffee table before dropping a sentence colder than ice. "That's all in the past. She's hurt right now, and I need to get her to the hospital. You've always been forgiving, so just let her have this one last time."

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