Chandler looked at Helen. Her lips were pale, sweat broke out on her forehead, and she moaned in pain weakly. Her eyes were closed as if she was unconscious, but she was clutching his clothes tightly.

Helen had heard the faint sound of the door opening earlier, so she deliberately angered Yvette. It turned out that she was right.

She took a deep breath, feeling that her face still hurt a little.

Chandler gently put her in the back seat, asking softly, "Do you want to go to the hospital?"

She was a little stunned. "No."

He frowned but said nothing, driving her back to Newton Residence.

...

Returning to the room, Helen took out her phone and saw dozens of messages from Taylor.

"Helly, how are you? Were you saved?"

She replied, "Yes, but I was hurt."

He made a crying emoji and wrote, "Helly, you're so miserable! Do you need my help?"

"I can handle it myself. You don't need to fol

The very next morning, just as Helen woke up, she heard the voice of Jenson. "The Smith family disappeared overnight. It's even on the news!"

Helen chimed in, "They must have felt guilty and ran away."

Jenson was a naive boy. He didn't think much about it and said, "Yeah. What can't my brother handle once he takes action?"

Chandler didn't respond to Jenson. He had asked his assistant to investigate Helen yesterday, but they had found nothing. 

Thinking about this, he asked tentatively, "Helen, it seems like you knew about this in advance?"

Helen responded casually, "I just found out too. If I had known earlier, I wouldn't have had a sleepless night."

With that, she pretended to rub her head.

Chandler noticed she was avoiding the topic, and it seemed suspicious. But he didn't have evidence, so he had to drop the matter.

Back at school, everyone was shocked when they found out that

On the other side, Taylor's phone rang, and he felt something was wrong. This notification tone would only ring when something happened to Helen.

He quickly opened the phone software, and the message clearly showed that she had been kidnapped.

"My poor Helly!" Looking at her position on the map, Taylor pretended to be sad, sighing. 

"It seems that Helly has many enemies in school. I can only find a rescuer for her."

He was about to send her location to Chandler. But after thinking about their previous grudge, he worried that Chandler would expose her identity. So, he sent a message to Jenson through an anonymous account.

"Helly, you must be safe!"

...

Jenson was asking all his friends to find Helen when he suddenly received an anonymous message. He was stunned. 

"Chandler, someone sent me a location saying that Helen is there. Should we go there?"

Chandler took the phone, feeling doubtful. But he decided to give it a try. "Let's go there. What if it's true?"

Even if it were fake, he would still go take a look!

Chandler got out of the car and ran to the map location. Jenson hurriedly chased after him.

Following the location, they arrived at a secluded corner of the school. It was an abandoned dormitory building that had been in disrepair for many years.

No one would discover it if someone hid people here.

Chandler walked into the dormitory building, opening the doors of each room, anxiously looking for Helen.

Jenson followed him while panting, feeling a little ashamed. Although he usually liked to quarrel with her, he wouldn't forgive himself if something happened to her.

...

Helen could taste the blood in her mouth, feeling fishy every time she spoke, "Ms. Smith, how dare you kidnap me!"

She shouted on purpose to delay, "I really can't think of any reason. Why do you hate me so much?"

Yvette sneered. "Do you really not know the reason? You snatched away my first place! You're also so close to Jenson!"

"Only you will treasure this first place. I don't even want it!"

Yvette was pissed off, feeling humiliated. She wanted to slap Helen again.

Just then, there was a loud bang. The door suddenly opened, and Yvette turned around in fright.

The man on her side rushed forward to stop them. "Who are you?"

Jenson rushed forward to knock the man to the ground. Chandler pushed Yvette away and walked straight to Helen.

She was blindfolded, and her hands were tied. She was huddled in the corner like a wounded deer. He couldn't help but want to protect her.

Jenson was in disbelief. "Yvette, what have you done!"

"Jenson, I..."

He didn't want to hear her explanation, so he interrupted her, "No need to explain! I don't want to hear it!"

Chandler looked at Helen in his arms, and his voice turned a little colder.

"I don't want to know what happened between you two. But since you hurt Helen, I won't let you get away with it!"

After Jenson punched the man several times to vent his anger, he left with Chandler.

Frightened by the scene, Yvette took out her phone in a panic to make a call.

"What should I do? Chandler rescued Helen!"

"Rescued?"

The woman on the other end of the phone was a little shocked, but she calmed down soon. "Just do as I say. We're in the same boat now. I'll help you."

Chandler looked at Helen. Her lips were pale, sweat broke out on her forehead, and she moaned in pain weakly. Her eyes were closed as if she was unconscious, but she was clutching his clothes tightly.

Helen had heard the faint sound of the door opening earlier, so she deliberately angered Yvette. It turned out that she was right.

She took a deep breath, feeling that her face still hurt a little.

Chandler gently put her in the back seat, asking softly, "Do you want to go to the hospital?"

She was a little stunned. "No."

He frowned but said nothing, driving her back to Newton Residence.

...

Returning to the room, Helen took out her phone and saw dozens of messages from Taylor.

"Helly, how are you? Were you saved?"

She replied, "Yes, but I was hurt."

He made a crying emoji and wrote, "Helly, you're so miserable! Do you need my help?"

"I can handle it myself. You don't need to follow up."

"Okay, call me if you need anything," Taylor replied flatteringly.

After Helen finally fi

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