Chapter 388

Seeing this, Clyde felt his blood boiling. He drew a dagger hidden in his sleeve and stabbed the man, who had laid hands on Mandy, in the thigh. An agonizing scream echoed in the basement. When Clyde pulled the dagger out, blood spilled on the floor. He looked at the men huddled in the corner and instructed, "Cut them to pieces and feed them to the animals." "Mr. Libbon!" Everyone dropped to their knees with a thud and begged for their lives. He was indifferent to the people in the room and sheathed his dagger. Then, he walked up to Mandy to pick her up. She was so slim and light that it took no effort to carry her. Her head drooped to one side, and her face rested against his chest. Without the feistiness she displayed when she was awake, she looked so adorable that it made Clyde's heart melt. He carried her out of the basement. … A doctor examined Mandy and administered an antiviral injection to her. Seeing how the temperature didn't drop for Mandy, Clyde anxiously paced b