Chapter 328 I Will Attend His Funeral Ellen hurriedly got out of the car and was slightly stunned when she saw the person on the ground. It was Jack.
She was just about to call the hospital when she saw Jack limping over.
âMs. Robbins, Iâm fine.â
Ellen saw that there was no obvious blood on his body, but his legs were slightly lame..
Maybe the rain had made a buffer so that he did not fall so seriously.
Ellen narrowed her eyes slightly and said coldly, âYou should go to the hospital and have a check. I will call the police now to make a record so that there will be no more problems in the followâup.â
âMs. Robbins!â
Jack suddenly knelt down with a bang.
âMs. Robbins, Iâm really fine. I came here to ask you to visit Mr. McBride.â
Ellen looked at Jack indifferently and did not say anything.
Jackâs eyes were red, and he swallowed, âMs. Robbins, Mr. McBride has been kneeling for eight hours.
He almost had a heat stroke at noon and was washed by the heavy rain now. He just vomited a lot of blood. It seems that he will lose consciousness soonâ¦â
Jack wanted Ellen to go over. Of course, he had to say something miserable.
However, Jack did not lie. If Jamie kept waiting like this, he might really faint.
âDoes it have anything to do with me?â Ellen said lightly.
Jackâs face froze.
The rest of the words were stuck in his throat, unable to be said.
After a while, Jack said, âMs. Robbins, Mr. McBride knelt there because of your words.â
Ellen sneered, âIs he a dog? Why is he so obedient?â
Jack was stunned.
âMs. Robbins, do you know how Mr. McBride is in the five years?â
Jack said in pain, âIn addition to work, Mr. McBride goes back to accompany the âyouâ at home on time.
He also stays with her for a long time and has been infected with breathing for a long time. Therefore, he suffers from serious pneumonia. From time to time, he will cough up blood and canât breathe. In the past five years, I have advised him countless times, but he is unwilling to go to the hospital for treatment. He is punishing himself every day.â
Thinking of Jamieâs life in the past five years, Jack couldnât stop crying even if he was a cold person.
Jack had never seen anyone who tortured himself for fun, as if only those discomfort and pain could make Jamie live.
âMs. Robbins, I am not begging you to forgive him, but right now, only you can save Mr. McBride.â
Jack knocked his head against the ground.
When he looked up again, his forehead was covered in blood.
He cried, âMs. Robbins, Mr. McBride has been living a life worse than death all these years. I beg you to show mercy, give him a chance, and save him.â
âA chance?â
Ellen had a mocking smile on her face and said coldly.
âLet me ask you. Will you give the person who forced your father to die a chance?
âWill you give the person a chance who destroyed your family?
âWill you give the person a chance who pushed you to hell a chance?â
It was just a few simple questions, but each word was enough to show her misery.
Even Jack could not refute it.
He had always been a bystander to what happened to Ellen all those years ago.
Jack could clearly see Jamieâs tangled and unbearable feelings, but as the person involved, Ellen only felt endless despair.
Jack was unable to persuade her and could only beg, âMs. Robbins, I beg you. He might die!â
Ellen felt that it was a little funny. âWell, my family has died.â
These words made Jack choke.
Although Jamie did not kill Ellenâs family with his own hands, in the end, Chris and Baileeâs endings greatly related to his stepâbyâstep pressure.
However, no one expected that Chris would choose to commit such an extreme act as Jamieâs father in the past.
âIn this world, everyone is equal. Everyoneâs life matters and everyone has to pay the price for what he has done wrong!â
After Ellen finished speaking, she pulled out the door and got into the car.
The car window was lowered. She looked down at Jack and said coldly.
âJack, you have no idea about my misery. Back then, you chose to be silent and watch coldly. Now, please keep your mouth shut. Otherwise, donât blame me for being impolite next time when you do these irrational things.â
When she was about to leave, Ellen suddenly remembered to send a message to Jamie.
âJack, pass a message to Mr. McBride for me. If he dies, I will attend his funeral.â
After that, the lights of the red sports car lit up.
Jack did not dare to block the car anymore and moved sideways to avoid it. He watched as the red taillights ran further and further away.
He returned to the square.
In the rain, Jamie knelt even straighter than a statue, When Jack approached, Jack saw Jamieâs thumb digging deep into the wound on Jamieâs leg.
The flesh there had already been washed pale by the. If not for the blood still seeping out, it would look like soaked dead meat.
Jamie was obviously unable to distinguish right from wrong. His lips kept squirming, but he could not make a sound.
Jack imitated the shape of Jamieâs lips and pieced together a word.
âEllen..â
Jack could no longer bear it. He knelt on the ground and cried loudly.
âMr. McBride, Iâm sorry. I didnât find Ms. Robbins.â
Jack lied.
Jack was not sure if Jamie could not hold on with his current physical strength after hearing the truth.
âItâs not that you didnât find herâ¦â
Jamieâs lips moved as he struggled to speak.
He had trained Jack Since Ellen had already appeared, it was impossible for Jack to not find her.
However, this was the first time Jack had lied to Jamie. However, Jamie did not want to punish Jack.
He curled his lips and revealed a smile that was uglier than crying.
âShe didnât want to come, right?â
Jack lowered his head in shame and said, âMr. McBride, Iâm sorry. I canât persuade Ms. Robbins.â
âWhat did she say?â
Jamieâs thin lips moved, and fresh blood came out.
As if he could not feel the pain, Jamie continued in an extremely weak voice.
âDonât lie to me. I am not that weak. I want to hear what she said to meâ¦â
Jack only dared to lie once. He did not dare to lie a second time.
He repeated what Ellen said in full detail.
Ellenâs endless hatred could be heard from Jackâs plain description of the forceful questions.
Back then, although it was Fiona who had stolen the contract and handed it overâ¦
Jamie kept the contract out of selfishness.
If Jamie had followed Ellenâs wishes and destroyed the contract at that time, perhaps Chris would not end up so miserably.
But at that time, Jamie had no other choice.
Other than coercion and bribery, he could not think of any other way to make Ellen obedient and stay by his side.
The dangerous life abroad had long made Jamie forget how to love someone.
He could not express his love, nor could he learn to love someone.
He could only use the most timeâsaving method to force her to stay by his side.
It turned out that all of this was wrong.
The raindrops fell on Jamieâs face, body, and hands. A boneâpiercing cold invaded his heart.
If what he did was wrong, then what was right?
After his parents passed away with hatred, no one in this world taught him about right or wrong.
Jamieâs eyelashes were wet from the rain. He asked in a hoarse voice, âIs that all?â
Jack stammered, not daring to look Jamie in the eye.
However, facing that sharp gaze, Jack had to say in a low voice.
âMs. Robbins said that if you die, she will attend your funeral.â
This strong hatred could be felt through the rain.
Suddenlyâ¦
Jamie began to cough up blood again. Blood came out of his lungs and dyed his shirt red from the corner of his mouth.
Then, Jamie suddenly began to convulse all over.
He had been kneeling straight. Now he fell down suddenly like a landslide.
âMr. McBride!â
Jack was terrified and caught Jamie in time.
Jamie was nearly 6.5 feet tall, and his body was heavier than before.
Jack carried Jamieâs heavy body on his shoulder, stuffing Jamie into the car in a flurry.
They arrived at the hospital.
The doctor looked at Jamie, whose face was extremely pale. The doctor said nervously, âHurry up and send him to the emergency room!â
Inside the operating roomâ¦
Jamie was lying on the operating table, twitching unconsciously. A pool of blood flowed out of the corner of his mouth, which was shocking.
The clinical doctor diagnosed, âThe patient is coughing up blood, twitching. His lower limbs are swollen, and he couldnât breathe.
âConsider it as the heart failure caused by the patientâs previous lung disease.
âGet the family members to sign the critical illness notice and prepare for rescue.â
At this time, the assistant nurse at the side exclaimed.
âThe patient is in shock!â
The next secondâ¦
A long beep came.
Next to the hospital bed, the connected instrument made a cold, earâpiercing noise.
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