Malia kept struggling, but her hands and feet were tied up, and she couldn't make a sound, because her mouth was full of mud. Later, she gave up struggling. The air became thinner and thinner, and she could even feel her soul slowly extracting from her body.

It was so cold, as if she was surrounded by ice. Death had already let out a strange laugh at her. She slapped hard on a cold and hard thing. "Help me, help me, Quincy, help me..."

But she didn't do anything now. Was it an illusion?

Why did she always feel that this scene seemed to have once happened?

She felt a headache.

"Wanda, Wanda, where are you?"

"You are my woman. I won't let you die."

'Quincy, are you talking to me?' she thought.

Finally, she lost consciousness.

There was a log cabin in the mountain, in which there was no light. The darkness in the room blended with the mountain. The atmosphere was even weirder with a short man with a cold face standing inside the log cabin.

"Why is she slowly regaining her memory?"

"I've told you that hypnosis

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noise, nor did they dare to let the people they had met previously notice them, so they had to keep a little far away.

But they hadn't seen anyone go out of the house.

Now in the car, the atmosphere was very depressing. None of Quincy's subordinates dared look up at him.

Someone wanted to kill Malia. Who could it be? And who had saved her after she was buried? It was said that every time they got close to this place, they would be driven away, just like some people were secretly protecting Malia. After all, she was the sister of Harold. So, it made sense. But if she was still under protection, why did she come to Scott's house? They had nothing to do with each other.

Quincy frowned tightly. As long as Malia was alive, it was okay.

He said to the outside of the car window in a flat tone, "Let's go."

Before getting on the car, Malcolm whispered to his men, "Tell everyone to guard all the exits and we can't let Malia leave the South Sea City. Otherwise, once she leaves, it will be difficult to find her again."

"Yes."