The Heiress Strikes Back

Johnson glared at him fiercely before running to Sharon’s side and gesturing for her to squat down.

Sharon’s entire body was limp as she kneeled on the ground and took a few deep breaths. Following that, she shook her head to show Johnson that she was fine.

Robson and Johnson ran up and quickly appeased her. “Mom, are you okay?”

Sharon coughed violently, and tears flowed down her cheeks. Why is this man like the Harris family? He wants to hit people at any time. If it weren’t for the children stopping him just now, I would’ve died.

“I’m fine, baby. Don’t worry.” When her breathing became smoother, she quickly comforted the two children and caressed their little faces. “Thank you for earlier. Aren’t I fine now?”

She forced herself to stand up and took a few deep breaths. When she met Caleb’s gaze, Sharon said angrily, “Sir, I don’t know who you are or what you’re called. Wake up a little. If I knew that you were going to hit me indiscriminately, I’m afraid I would’ve really notified the police lest you endanger this society.”

“Are there any other doors here?” Caleb was too lazy to talk to this woman. He opened the side door a little and looked out cautiously.

Seeing that Sharon didn’t say anything, he rushed over again, seemingly wanting to lay his hands on her.

Sharon could only sigh. “Yes, I’ll take you there.”

Caleb sneered and then raised his chin. He pinched Sharon until she was in pain and said fiercely, “I want you to send the children and me out together. Otherwise, I will never let you off today.”

This man actually dares to threaten me? Sharon heaved a sigh of relief.

She dared to guarantee that this man was the type to keep his word. In that case, Sharon no longer struggled. She couldn’t win against him after all, so she compromised.

“Okay, come with me.” Pushing the door open, Sharon walked out first. It was obvious that Caleb didn’t trust her at all, so the boys’ father waited for a while before carrying the children and following her.

A familiar horn sounded from the underground parking garage, and Sharon’s sharp eyes noticed June in the passenger seat. Why is she at the hospital at this time?

Sharon looked around. I have to think of a way to contact Lincoln and get him to call the security guards and police.

She carefully put her hand into her pocket, not expecting Caleb to react so quickly. “What are you doing? Take out your hand!”

Sharon could only do as he said. I didn’t expect this man to be so alert. He really makes me not know what to do.

“If I find out that you’re doing this again, I’ll kill you right here!” Caleb’s words were like daggers stabbing into her heart. Sharon pretended to be calm, but her back was covered in cold sweat.

“Go through this small door; there’s usually nobody there. I was previously... Don’t worry-nobody will leave from here. Besides, you’re so brave; you shouldn’t be afraid.” She knew about this door because she had come to see Uncle Smith once and was locked in this passageway by Crystal and Nicole.

This passageway was used to transport experimental corpses, and it was usually not locked. It was also for convenience.

“Miss Sharon, why are you here? Haha!” The security guard she met earlier greeted her with a smile. He glanced at Caleb’s face. “This must be Mr. Harris. You two are really compatible.”

“Haha, thank you.” Sharon nodded with a stiff expression. Then, she pulled Caleb away and turned to him. “Hurry up and leave. What are you still doing here?”

Caleb looked around again, still unable to trust this woman completely. However, it is inconvenient for me to show my face here. I am now risking my life to pick up the children, and the smartest choice is to trust this woman.

Johnson was carried and laid on Caleb’s shoulder. The former stared at Sharon’s face and opened his arms to her as if hoping that Sharon would hug him.

Robson was also holding his pocket pitifully because Sharon’s phone number was placed there.

“Mom, I’ll call you,” Robson said, his eyes red.

Sharon was also very upset, so she reached out and touched the child’s head. She believed that the two children would definitely know that although they had separated, their hearts were connected.