You Hit My Heart
Chapter 1235

Every movement was a great torture for her, as the wound was tearingmercilessly.

But, it was too late, Eugene's medication had already been injected.She didn't know exactly what Eugene had injected her with, but sheknew that Otis would not make it easy for her.

It must have been a drug that made her suffer even more. More painfulthan it is now!

Because, Otis had given her a death warning.

He had said to first give her the greatest fear. Then, deprive her of allthat matters most.

Finally, choose an extremely painful way to make her feel her deathclearly, little by little, in the midst of torturous pain.

Otis’ harsh words are still ringing in her ears.

Her dry eyes, no longer able to shed tears, could only stay round withfear.

She couldn't speak either, and a whimper escaped her throat.

The commotion that was created alerted the Special InvestigationUnit's guards outside.

"Not good.” The two guards looked at each other, "There's somethingwrong with the man from earlier!"

They immediately drew their guns and were on full alert as they kickedopen the ward door and rushed in.

Eugene noticed the movement outside the door, he dropped thesyringe in his hand, directly over the window, and fell down. He hadalready seen the emergency retreat route, from the window, climbingdown the outside of the water pipe, will soon be able to land.

Two guards rushed in.

Seeing the discarded syringes on the floor, as well as the wide openwindow, the cold wind whistling in, lifting the curtains hunting flutter."Oh no, let him have it!" One of the guards shouted, rushing to thewindow to look down.

Unfortunately, Eugene had already landed smoothly and was so agilethat he dodged right into a corner, so the guards couldn't shoot him."Damn it, let him get away!" The guard was so angry that he slappedthe window.

Another guard went up to check on Charlotte, "She's still breathing, andI don't know what was given to her."

Whirling around, the guard pressed the emergency call button.

Soon, medical personnel arrived in a hurry.

The doctor came forward to check Charlotte's condition. Her heart wasracing, her blood pressure was elevated, and her eyes were bloodshotunderneath. When she was touched, she seemed to be in pain andwinced in pain, and her dry eyes opened even wider.

The nurse went forward to open Charlotte's eyelids and shone aflashlight on them, and the pupils were already disoriented.

The doctor bent down and picked up the syringe from the floor, lookedat it, and put it in a plastic bag.

"The exact ingredients need to be tested. But I suspect that it is aneurotoxin that causes the patient to feel great pain. Neurotoxins are sofar a puzzle to the medical community, and there are no drugs that canrelieve the pain."

The doctor had a sorry face, "Hey, she's going to suffer. I don't knowhow long she will be in pain before she gags. I'm sorry, there's nothing Ican do, I'll rush the residual fluid to the lab."

The nurse saw that Charlotte was shaking and tried to move her.

The doctor shouted out to stop it, "Don't move her! Every time youtouch her, her pain will be magnified tens of thousands of times. She'llgo into shock from the pain in no time."

The nurse was so scared that she stood by and didn't dare to move.“This man has struck too hard. Hurry up and inform Mr. Gregory," saidone of the guards.

"Yes." The other guard rushed to dial Karl's phone.