Chief Guardian

Chapter 399
It was still dark.

Lei Zhen sat on the ground, hugging her knees, feeling nothing when she was dead, leaning against the wall quietly, everything was so indifferent.

The butler kept wandering in the corridor, sweating profusely, with an anxious face on his old face.

The door of the room was opened, and the two nurses withdrew, leaving behind a doctor dedicated to Lei Wanjun.

"What's the matter?" the butler asked anxiously.

Lei Zhen leaned against the wall, motionless.

The doctor's face was heavy, and he sighed softly, "The wound from the knife last time has not fully healed, and the wound this time coincides with the wound from the previous time..."

"What's going on?" the butler asked impatiently.

"Whether you can wake up or not depends on these three days." After the doctor finished speaking, he sighed softly.

"How could this happen?" The housekeeper's face was extremely ugly, unable to bear it, the old man collapsed to the ground, and the doctor hurriedly asked someone to help the old man back to the room.

The villa suddenly fell silent, not even the sound of a heartbeat.

On the ground in the corridor, there was a quiet figure, Lei Zhen's gaze was fixed on the closed door.

Is it not heartache at all, or is it so painful that I can't feel it?
She blinked lightly, so calmly, slowly, she stood up and pushed open the door.

There was a faint fragrance in the room, but it was so bewitching, it just had a smell of medicine.

Before I knew it, it was early morning, there was no sunlight, and the sky was raining lightly, bit by bit beating on the windows.

On the bed, Lei Wanjun closed his eyes with a pale face.

Lei Zhen walked over, sat on the bed and looked at him quietly.

Feeling nothing, she just looked at him quietly.

The rain was getting heavier and heavier, and the air became a little cold.

He fell asleep peacefully, breathing quietly, without moving a bit.

She looked at him quietly, her body seemed to be frozen, otherwise, how could she not move at all?
No feeling, she looked at him, really felt nothing at all.

(End of this chapter)