Chapter 914 The Wounds And The Blood Doesn't Bother Her
At the same time, there was a man who was ready to run away.
There was a blood hole pierced by a bullet on his forehead.
Without even struggling a little, he died.
Veronica Parker's body lost its support, and the firmness she had been displaying all this time is still there. But she shook and fell.
But instead of falling to the ground, she fell into a sturdy embrace that came so fast to catch her and saved her from hitting the ground.
Two men in the car want to run. But where to? Even if they have the chance to escape, they still cannot guarantee their safety. There are still helicopters hovering in the sky, ready to give them a shot just to catch them.
There are no hostages on hand, so they have no choice but to be arrested.
Nick Cage picked up the man and dragged him off toward the waiting helicopter.
After getting on the plane, it took off right away and went straight to the hospital.
When Veronica Parker opened her eyes, Nick Cage was looking down at her wound, and then untied the rope on her hand and foot.
After unraveling the rope, he checked every inch of her skin and found that there were reddish ligature marks.
The next second, he hugged the motionless Veronica Parker into his arms and said in a hoarse voice, "Don't be afraid, I'm here."
Veronica Parker crouched in his arms. She could feel the tension of Nick Cage's body, his eyes were at a loss, but then he felt again. Want to escape the irreversibility around Nick Cage.
Even if she didn't open her eyes to see her being rescued, she still wondered what had happened.
It was a sniper rifle, killed him with one shot.
She had never seen such a scene in her life before, so her body trembled at that moment.
The helicopter took her to the hospital.
Bloodstains that can be ignored with a band-aid on your neck.
But the wound on her arm is more serious.
Veronica Parker fell into Nick Cage's arms, shoulder down, bones and arms exposed, and when a ferocious wound exposed, Nick Cage's suddenly held his breath and his arms around Veronica Parker's waist subconsciously tightened. His face was grumpy and terrible, and his black eyes staring closely at the bloody wound, impacting his self-control.
They shouldn't have died so easily.
"The wound is too deep and would need stitches." Tracy Dora said under great pressure.
"Give her an anesthetic." Nick Cage's voice was hoarse and suppressed.
"I will." I am a doctor, of course, I know how to give anesthetic, can it be difficult to sew? Tracy Dora thought.
It is impossible for Nick Cage not to know this truth. It is because of Veronica Parker that he has almost lost his mind.
Tracy Dora started to inject the anesthetic into Veronica Parker's wound and started to Push the anesthetic into, Tracy Dora and start stitching Veronica's wound.
Nick Cage put his hand on Veronica Parker's palm-sized face so that she could not see how the doctor stitches her wound.
Tracy Dora thinks that Nick Cage is more nervous than Veronica Parker. Every time Veronica made a sound out of pain, Nick Cage is more likely the one to pass out any moment.
"It will be ready in a minute." Nick Cage comforted the motionless woman in his arms, his voice is hoarse.
After four stitches, Tracy Dora applied for the medicine immediately and wrap it up with gauze.
And she also cleaned the blood on Veronica's arm.
After cleaning up, Nick Cage gently draped the suit coat over Veronica Parker's delicate shoulder.
"Does it hurt?"
Veronica Parker shook his head gently.
"The wound will heal in a few days. Don't be afraid." Nick Cage's rough fingers rubbed her delicate and pale face.
"I'm going to die anyway. I see no difference between dying in your hands and dying in the hands of kidnappers. What is so terrible about it?" Veronica Parker looked down, she's almost whispering.
But it was as if a huge object fell on Nick Cage's heart, it gave him a sudden shock. For a moment, everyone heard the most repressed voice sounded, "No one can let you die! Don't say anything like that!"
Veronica Parker pursed her lips and chose to stop talking. She felt very tired.