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Sonia couldn't control herself to stay calm in this situation. Thus, when Dixon tried to touch her again, she aimed at a place near his waist, a little lower than his ribs, and hit there hard. That was a rather fragile part of the human body.

Then she heard a muffled grunt. Dixon stopped, and his whole body shook violently as if he was feeling extreme pain. His face even turned pale from it.

Sonia had been taking the self-defense class for the last six months, so she basically knew how to make him stop with a hit. However, she had no idea he would react like this.

The upper half of his waist was in severe pain. Dixon clenched his fist in agony. Sonia took a glimpse at him in panic. Was that where one of the kidneys was located?

Dixon didn't say anything in response. He just covered his waist and got up, and then coughed violently. Sonia was petrified by it. She pulled up all of her clothes and clutched them in her hand in fluster. Then she took a look at Dixon and fled the room.

It looked like she escaped from a murder.

Looking at the back of Sonia, he felt like he had seen it countless times before.

Maybe she had left his world like this in the memories he had lost.

When Sonia left, the door closed after her. The sound of slamming the door was like a hard knock in his heart, which made his soul shiver.

After a while, Dixon slowly curled up in the corner, pressing his waist, as if this could ease the pain and the shivering.

He wanted to call Babur for help. But just when he dialed the phone and was about to talk, he coughed out a mouthful of blood.

"Since I haven't much time left, it is better I drag you to hell, Sonia," Dixon whispered inside.

Jarvis was walking in the direction as Sonia left the room.

Their shoulders brushed as they passed through, and they both halted their paces. Jarvis took a few steps back in surprise and looked at Sonia. "You..."

Sonia looked up, with red eyes and wrinkled clothes.

Jarvis narrowed his eyes and knew what had happened at a glance. Then

took off his coat and

handed it to Sonia, and askedve

into a fight with Dixon?"

He deliberately avoided some sensitive words and didn't put them bluntly. Sonia clenched the coat on her shoulder, and whispered, "Thank you.

I will give it back to you tomorrow after washing it."

Sonia wanted to go past Jarvis, but he stopped her.

"Wait a minute." Jarvis paused for a second and asked, "How is Queenie?"

Sonia looked at Jarvis again. "Do you want to know how is she doing lately?"noveldrama

Jarvis frowned and didn't know how

to put it. He wanted to explain that he didn't care about Queenie in that way, but he felt that this explanation didn't matter. Eventually, he simply gritted his teeth and responded, "Yeah, that's right."

"She's doing great," Sonia's voice was very calm. "She is with Leon now. So, she is doing great." "Is that so?

That's good to know!" Jarvis said dryly.

He grinned and felt like he was a joke.

"OK, then. It's good to see you. I'll go and check out Dixon."

Jarvis hinted, "You know I can't

meddle in your relationship with Dixon. And if you guys can't really

make it work, it's better you

let each other go."

Sonia smiled sarcastically. "Let him go? If I let him go, who will let me go?" "Dixon is the same."

Jarvis spoke out profoundly, "If he let you go, who will he hold onto?"