A Life Debt Repaid novel Chapter 1099

No longer hesitating, Cordy turned and hurried out of the burning manor under her bodyguard's escort.

Their surroundings were thoroughly scalding even with their fireproof overalls, and they could hardly move forward.

With the fire blazing as it was, they might not make it out if they had a second's delay, especially without fire protection.

But that was not something Cordy should worry about—everyone had made their own choices.

It was with great difficulty that she and her bodyguard rushed out of Lynd Manor.

At the same time, Cordy saw Sean rush out as well, seemingly with another person in his arms.

She was uncertain because the figure was wearing fireproof overalls as well—she rushed over to them and heard Sean bellowing hoarsely, "Take him to the hospital! Now!"

Cordy was actually stunned—Sean was so worried he seemed to be losing it!

Her heart in turn raced when she had a good look of the person in Sean's arms. "What happened? Is that… Patrick?!"

"He was shot. I can't give you the details, but the most important thing right now is to take him to the hospital," Sean said urgently.

"Yeah." Cordy did not press the issue either.

Sean was just worried given the direness of the situation—he would not have acted like that otherwise!

She quickly followed Sean into the car parked nearby and turned around for a look just as she got in.

She did not see anyone come out and told the bodyguard outside the car, "Leave a car here. If someone gets out, take them to the hospital."

"Yes, Ms. Sachs."

With that, Cordy and Sean rushed Patrick to the hospital.

The journey was dead silent—Patrick was in too much pain to make a sound, just as Sean was eerily silent.

Cordy did not say a word either, feeling a mess of emotions.

The car soon arrived at the hospital, and Patrick was immediately stretchered into the emergency room for surgery.

Sean's eyes turned red as his voice trailed off, and it was so soft he could almost hear the faint quiver.

"Where did he get hit?" Cordy asked.

"I don't know." Sean shook his head, burying his face in his palms to hide the emotions—even tears—on his face. "I was afraid to check or ask. I was worried…"

"Yeah, I know." Cordy stopped him from continuing.

She knew that Sean was afraid Patrick was struck in the vitals—it would overwhelm Sean if Patrick really died saving him.

Sean was actually a man of sentiment, despite the usual tough front he put on.

Cordy walked over and gently hugged him. "He'll be fine. Patrick was born lucky."

Despite saying that, her eyes were red.

After all, if…