Journey to Happy Ending

Chapter 1616 The Father Of The Victim (Part Two)

"Will she be all right, Tom?" Leena asked, a bit worried. This was just so Leena. She was such a kind

girl. Though Louisa kept hurting her and wanted to take her husband away from her, Leena still couldn't

help but worry about her. She never wished ill-fortune on anyone, even people who hurt her.

"Let's hope so. We'll have to wait for the result of the blood sample. There's nothing much we can do

right now. I will order a transfusion as soon as we get the results," Tom said. He looked at Leena's

saddened expression and added in a cheerful tone, "Man, I am starved. Let's eat first." Only at that

moment did he remember what he was actually there for. He quickly opened the containers Kevin had

brought earlier and started eating without waiting for them.

"Seriously? At least help me out first! She is grabbing me so tight!" Kevin glared at Tom annoyingly, as

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Tom sighed. "Just take off your coat," he said, shaking his head at Kevin.

"Oh... Right. Why didn't I think of that?" Kevin quickly shrugged off his coat. He didn't want anything to

do with Louisa and he didn't want to be close to her if he could help it. When he finally got out of her

grab, he let out a big sigh.

"Because you are stupid. Come on, Leena. Let's eat. Don't mind Kevin," Tom joked. He had thought at

first that Kevin was very smart. But after seeing him act silly so many times, he was not so sure

anymore.

Kevin was too lazy to argue with Tom. He was tired from all this drama. When he got out of Louisa's

tight grip, he immediately walked away from her. He didn't want her to clutch onto his shirt next. Then

he had to end up stripping, one piece of cloth after another.

Louisa tightly grabbed onto Kevin's coat after he had taken it off. Her gaze was still unfocused and she

still looked out of it. But her eyes followed Kevin wherever he went, even though she was not

completely lucid. Maybe it was because she still remembered Kevin for whatever reason. Or because it

was Kevin who had saved her from the man who had bought her. Whatever the reason was, she

trusted him even at a subconscious level.

In a few minutes, the nurse came to draw Louisa's blood. But when she saw the needle in the nurse's

hand, Louisa struggled violently. The nurse couldn't get close to her at all. She couldn't hold the woman

down and draw the blood simultaneously. She turned around and looked at the people in the room.

Kevin didn't want to volunteer, no matter what Tom said. He didn't want to risk getting grabbed by her

again. And Leena couldn't help either, because she was pregnant and it was dangerous for both her

and the baby to enter into the struggle. In the end, Tom ended up holding her down while the nurse

patiently drew her blood.

The nurse left with the vial of blood and Louisa was quiet once again. "I think I should give the

commander a call and let him know," Kevin said, taking out his phone. He dialed the commander's

number and waited for him to pick up. Kevin was wary of giving him the news. But he had the right to

know about his daughter's whereabouts.

Leena tilted her head and looked at Louisa with curious eyes. Louisa was not at all her usual self. She

was not vicious and arrogant and looked so beautiful when she was quiet. She could have been such

an amazing person if it wasn't for her aggressive and arrogant behavior.

Although Leena didn't like her, she still thought that Louisa was just an unfortunate girl -- a girl who was

in love with someone who didn't love her back. Her feelings would never be reciprocated. She kind of

felt sorry for her at that moment.

Love couldn't be forced upon someone, and it was not something that could be stolen from another

person. It was really something that was very hard to achieve. True love was magical, but Louisa's love

was misplaced. And she didn't want to acknowledge this. Instead, she did everything possible to ruin

the happiness of the people around her to get what she wanted. But it was fate's play that she had

ended up here in this hospital.

The commander arrived soon after, along with his wife. He was shocked by Kevin's call. They had

thought that Louisa was at her friend's place last night when she hadn't come back home. Louisa

mostly stayed back at her friend's place these days. She wouldn't even call her parents to inform them

where she was. And if they called her to ask where she was, she would get upset about not being

given enough freedom. So they had stopped trying to control Louisa and instead let her do whatever

she wanted. They had thought that she was capable of taking care of herself. But they hadn't expected

that something like this would happen to their daughter.

"Major General Gu, Louisa was lucky that you ran into her at the right time. If you hadn't, I can't

imagine what might have happened to my daughter," the commander sighed. Once again, he had

failed to be a father. Though he was a commander who disciplined battalions of soldiers, he still

couldn't raise his daughter right. She had already caused so much trouble for both herself and Kevin's

family, and now she even got herself kidnapped! He was incredibly grateful that Kevin happened to be

at the hotel to save his daughter, while he couldn't.

"We were indeed lucky this time. I have already handed over the suspect to Mr. Yi. I believe we will

know more about the case soon," said Kevin. The one that the commander should have really thanked

was, in fact, Leena. He had only gone to the Kate Hotel because Leena wanted to eat the food there.

"I will personally look into the case. We will definitely take down this trafficking group once and for all,

before more people get hurt," the commander pledged. There was anger and grief in his voice. He

really hadn't expected that something like this would happen to his daughter one day. He vowed to take

down the whole group, not only for his daughter, but also for the people he had pledged to always

protect.

"Of course. I will ask my soldiers to look into it too," Kevin said. It was clear that the commander was

furious that his daughter was drugged and kidnapped. If he couldn't even protect his own daughter as a

commander, how could he protect the people?

Meanwhile, the commander's wife held her daughter tightly in her arms, even as Louisa struggled to

get out of her embrace. She patted Louisa's head and murmured soft words to her, trying to comfort

her daughter. She was heartbroken after seeing her daughter in such a condition.