On the way back, she kept thinking about this matter, and the faint pain in her heart wouldn't go away.
Her hand instinctively rested on her non-functioning legs, and when she heard Harry Hall's voice in front of her, she finally spoke:
"No, if my legs were fine, I would have gone up there and taken that bastard's legs apart myself."
She hid her thoughts without a trace, pretending to speak nonchalantly.
Hearing this, Harry Hall laughed and said:
"It seems I was still too gentle."
Helen Melendy curled her lips into a smile, glanced at Elly Campbell, who had fallen silent for some unknown reason, and then looked back at Harry Hall, saying:
"People outside are starting to panic recently. Why aren't you staying at home? Why are you both here at my place?"
Elly Campbell returned to her senses, reining in her thoughts, and said:
"I'm a bit worried about you, so I came to check up on you."
"Me too."
Helen Melendy shook her head a bit helplessly, "You two… I'm not a child."
