The Turner family lives in a village on the edge of Wakefield County, a twenty-minute drive away.
Christopher Willow is driving. As soon as they reach the entrance to their house, they stop the car,
The road at the entrance of the Turner house is full of cars, so they had to park at the intersection and walk to their home.
The Turner residence is a two-story Western-style building.
Once at the entrance, Eleanor Smith started knocking hard on the door.
Christopher Willow, not wanting her to hurt her hand, caught her hand and took over the task of knocking on the painted door for her.
Nearly two minutes later, the door was finally opened from inside.
It was Mrs. Turner who opened the door.
This woman, in her fifties, is somewhat overweight. Her hair is very black, her face has some wrinkles, she wears a gold necklace around her neck, and there is a gold bracelet on her wrist.
As soon as the door opened, the first thing Amelia Smith saw was this woman, and then she noticed the people in the courtyard.
There were three square tables in the courtyard, with about a dozen men seated. They were simply dressed, but by their physiques, they appeared to be bodyguards or some sort of muscle.
âWhere is my sister!â Eleanor Smith yelled.
âYou little girl, no respect for your elders! What are you yelling about!â Mrs. Turner replied.
Amelia Smith walked in directly, but Mrs. Turner immediately stopped her: âWhat are you doing?â
Amelia Smith looked at her, at the woman in front of her. This woman was full of malice and spite before, but now her face is full of redness, her eyes filled with endless conceit: âCanât I come to my sisterâs house?â
âWhen was this your sisterâs house?â Mrs. Turner mocked.
âThis house was built after my sister got married, this land was bought with my sisterâs own money. For this house, my sister not only paid money but also worked hard.â Amelia Smith said coldly, âWhy isnât it my sisterâs house?â
âYour sister bought it with her own money? Where did she get the money?â Mrs. Turner questioned, âShe was bought by our family, where does she get money!â
âYouâre talking nonsense!â Eleanor Smith swore.
Mrs. Turner ignored her and arrogantly said: âSheâs been married for so many years and canât even give birth to a child. Such a waste.â
âYouâre going too far.â Eleanor Smith rushed forward as if to hit her, but Christopher Willow pulled her back.
Amelia Smithâs eyes became cold, she pushed Mrs. Turner aside with one hand and walked inside.
Mrs. Turner staggered to the side after being pushed by her. Christopher Willow held her in time, preventing her from falling down.
âLittle bitch! Who told you to come in! Itâs my house, can you come in if I donât let you!â Mrs. Turner yelled, shaking off Christopher Willowâs hand.
She wanted to go into the courtyard but was pulled aside by Christopher Willow.
As soon as Amelia Smith stepped into the courtyard, all the men in the courtyard stood up at once and stared at her.
Amelia Smith glanced at them and continued to walk in.
About a dozen men came over and blocked her path.
Christopher Willow and Eleanor Smith hurried into the courtyard, standing in front of her for fear that she would be bullied.
Mrs. Turner quickly followed and stood across from them, pointing at them and saying: âGo ahead, come in. Iâd like to see how youâre going to do it.â
âWe just want to see our older sister.â Christopher Willow said, âI donât know why youâre not letting us see her, and I donât know why you took our older sister to the hospital.â
âWhen did we go to the hospital? What evidence do you have to prove we went to the hospital!â Mrs. Turner shouted back.
Instead of answering her question, he continued: âWhy are you keeping these people in the courtyard and not letting us see anyone? Are you planning to openly imprison us?â
âSo what if we are? Why donât you report to the police?â Mrs. Turner challenged.
Christopher Willow squinted his eyes and stopped talking.
They have people behind them with great power. Itâs estimated that they think itâs easy to bully a small family like theirs, so they dare to be so arrogant.
Amelia Smith looked at the little mansion, her voice was cold but not low: âYou replaced the hospitalâs surveillance. Not long after, the replaced surveillance was found. That is the proof that my sister went to the hospital, do you want me to continue?ân/o/vel/b//in dot c//om
Christopher Willow and Eleanor Smith didnât hear the content of Amelia Smithâs phone call, and right now, looking at her, they were half-believing, half-doubting her words, not knowing whether she was bluffing them.
After several seconds of silence, a woman emerged from the house.
Sheâs not very beautiful, but she has a good temperament and is wearing branded clothes from head to toe.
She stood on the steps, her gaze immediately falling on Amelia Smithâs face.
Then she chuckled and walked over.
The dozen or so men immediately parted to give her way.
With reddened eyes, Amelia Smith calmly watched her.
The woman walked up to Amelia Smith and said to Mrs. Turner: âYou go ahead with your work, Iâll have a chat with her.â
âAlright.â Mrs. Turner immediately changed her expression to that of a sycophant. She stood aside but didnât leave.
âHow should I address you?â the woman asked.
âAmelia Smith.â
âYour name is quite different from theirs. I am Harris Richie.â The woman spoke.
âSo, who are you? What are you doing here?â Eleanor Smith asked.
âThe Richie Familyâs young lady doesnât even know, what a rustic.â Mrs. Turner spoke from the side, âItâs the Richie Family of Leicester City, understand? Itâs a family that people like you canât aspire to in a lifetime.â
Amelia Smith looked at her: âWhere is my sister?â
âLady Smith, where is the surveillance?â Richie asked.
Amelia Smith did not answer.
Her hand in her pocket kept sweating, praying in her heart for Lila Campbellâs people to come quickly. She wanted to see her sister as soon as possible.
Seeing her not speaking, Richie laughed: âYouâre a bit smart. You know there are people in this room, so you want to trick me out. But⦠I came out willingly, because I know you basically donât have surveillance, itâs made up. After all, with your familyâs situation, what ability do you have to find surveillance. I came out because Iâm a little interested in you.â
âI donât want to listen to your nonsense, I just want to confirm my sisterâs safety.â
âDonât worry, sheâs very safe.â Richie said. âShe just had an abortion, her body is still very weak. Once sheâs a little better, I will naturally have someone send her back to your home.â
Amelia Smithâs lips trembled a little, after a while, she looked at Mrs. Turner and asked: âWhy?â
âBecause Adam Turner wants to divorce your sister, aborting this child, is for your sisterâs benefit.â Richie casually said, âOtherwise, how will your sister live with a child in the future?â
âDid you guys get her consent?â Amelia Smith gritted her teeth, her eyes reddening again.
Looking at her appearance, Richie suddenly found it somewhat amusing, and said: âShe didnât agree, so I pushed her down the stairs today. The child is gone, a lot of bloodâ¦â
âYou damn bitchâ¦â Eleanor Smith felt her heart tearing.
Christopher Willow timely held her back and covered her mouth.
Richie glanced at Eleanor Smith, her twisted psychology more excited. She suddenly laughed, laughed so happily, and laughed so casually: âActually, she could have been well taken care of in the hospital. It was because you guys went there to make trouble, so⦠I had to bring her back. She is sleeping upstairs, you guys are causing such a big commotion, she hasnât woken up.â
Eleanor Smithâs mouth was covered, and tears kept falling. Because she couldnât speak, in the end, she bit Christopher Willow in the mouth.
Christopher Willow saw through the woman before his eyes, who was ruthless and even regarded other peopleâs lives as nothing, lawless.
This present situation is very unfavorable to them.
He was worried about Eleanor Smith, so he had to cover her mouth to prevent Richie from venting his anger on Eleanor Smith.
But while he held back Eleanor Smith, he forgot about Amelia Smith who had always been more stable than Eleanor.
Amelia Smith raised her hand and slapped Richieâs face.
Before Richie had reacted, Amelia caught her hair again, fiercely pulled her over, and choked her neck.
Richie was frightened and immediately held Ameliaâs hand with both hands.
But Amelia Smith was crazier than her, the moment her hand held her neck, she used all her strength, wanted to kill her.
Mrs. Turner was scared and screamed.
A dozen bodyguards immediately surrounded them. The first reaction of Christopher Willow and Eleanor Smith was to protect Amelia Smith.
But facing a group of trained professional bodyguards, the two were quickly restrained.
Amelia Smithâs hand was pried open, Richie was rescued, holding her neck and looking at Amelia Smith, husked: âBeat her.â
âAmelia! Donât touch her! Donât touch her!â Eleanor Smith shouted.
Amelia Smith was surrounded, hit someone. Her hand was grabbed and twisted behind her. Another person pinched her face, causing her face to hurt.
She struggled once but couldnât get away. When she wanted to struggle again, the person behind her suddenly let her go.
But the hand was quickly grabbed again.
She immediately turned around to hit someone, but her wrist was grabbed again.
William Lane looked at her flushed eyes and the red mark pinched on her fair little face.
âBrother?â Amelia Smith was stunned when she saw the person, then immediately plunged into William Laneâs arms, âBrother!â
William Lane held her, stroked her hair, and couldnât utter a word out of heartache.
As it happens, his business trip was in the city center of this place. When Lila Campbell told him, he immediately rushed over and met Lila Campbellâs people at the entrance of the village.
His people and Lila Campbellâs people came in and rescued Christopher Willow and Eleanor Smith, and then directly pressed all the people in the courtyard to the ground, including Mrs. Turner and Richie.
Mrs. Turner kept screaming and was directly gagged.
When Amelia Smith saw William Lane, her fortitude collapsed and she sobbed, âMy sister, my sister.â
âWhat?â William Lane didnât hear her clearly.
âMy elder sister, she, sheâ¦is upstairs. Sheâ¦just had surgery.â Amelia Smith cried and said, âSave her, save her first.â
âGood, good.â William Laneâs eyes were cold enough to kill. He shouted, âJames Lane, Sofia Smith is upstairs. Go upstairs and call for an ambulance.â
âYes.â