Rewriting My Heart's Fate (Ethan and Evelyn) novel Chapter 370

Chapter 370 

“Don’t let her get away!” The leader’s roar sounded behind me filled with undeniable authority and urgency, but I knew this was my last chance. 

I rushed into the bedroom and flung myself toward the window. Using all my strength, I pushed the heavy window open. 

A blast of cold air hit my face and momentarily wiped away my fear and exhaustion. 

Ast hesitated briefly and tumed to make a cun for it, someone grabbed my collar from behind. 

“Let me go!” I screamed and struggled violently, but the grip was too strong and almost pulled me back inside. 

In that desperate moment, I swung my trait knife wildly and managed to slash the attacker’s arm though I didn’t land a direct hit. There was a bloody gash on his 

He had 

to let go, and I took the chance to slip from his grip. I hang myself out the window with my body suspended in midair, 

“Jump!” I screamed inwardly and licked against the wall with all my strength. That momentum gave me the force needed to leap out into the night. I shut my eyes and felt the relief of escape and terror of the unknown. 

The wind howled in my ears, but I couldn’t afford to think of anything except getting away from that dangerous place. 

[crashed heavily onto the lawn, and pain exploded through my body. But there was no time to dwell on it. I scrambled to my feet and ran tar into the distance. 

I sprinted through the alleys relying on my vague memory and tried to stay away from any bystanders who might cause trouble. 

1 had no idea how long I ran until my legs gave away. I finally allowed myself to stop and collapse against the comer of a building, gasping for breath. 

But the men had long discovered my intent and tracked me down. Their figures appeared ahead of me as they announced, “You can’t escape this time!” My heart sank. The darless around me seemed to solidity and push down on me with such weight that I could barely breathe. 

Clutching the fruit de tightly, I scanned the group and desperately searched for 

They were many, well–trained and organized. I was alone, comered, and out of options. 

raway out, but the reality of the situation struck me