Alana put down the stick dejectedly, returned to the wheelchair, and sat down in a daze.

They didn’t know they should deal with Zion being beaten first, or pay attention to the old lady standing up.

It was Martin who broke the silence, "Ada, go get the medicine chest."

"David and Michael, take mom back to the room."

Martin glanced at Craig again in astonishment and said, "Jon, take dad back."

Alana had been pushed away and went back to the room. She kept her head down and said nothing.

It was not that she didn't love Zion. In fact, she regretted it after beating him, but she just couldn’t stop.

What else could she do to help that kid then?

Alana felt a sense of loss in her heart, and suddenly, as if thinking of something, her expression suddenly froze.

Michael consoled her, "Mom, it's not your fault, no one can endure that."

David also nodded dumbly, "Yes."

But Alana looked up, with a hint of surprise in his eyes, "Sons, did I stand up just now?"

Michael and David thought to themselves, ‘Mom, you not only stood up but also beat Zion up fiercely!’

**

Ada took the medicine chest with a hesitant expression on her face.

Martin said, "Give it to me."

Ada sighed, "It's useless, he won't let people help him unless he is sent to the hospital like last time."

Even if it was Martin, Zion would just leave if he lost his patience.

Kellen said, "I'll do it!"

In Zion's room, Kellen came in with the medicine, followed by Susie.

Martin and the others were sent away by Kellen.

At this time, it was better for an outsider like him to come, at least he could be ruthless.

Zion leaned on the sofa, spread his hands expressionlessly, "Get out!"

Susie looked at Kellen.

Kellen didn't listen to him at all, sat down, took out the potion, and started directly.

Zion sat up straight in pain.

"I told you to go away, don't understand English? I don’t need this."

He stood up and was about to leave.

Kellen squeezed him down and pressed him onto the sofa.

Kellen was not a gentleman, and he applied for medicine to Zion violently.

"I never need agreement." He said, "I do what I want to."

Zion didn’t dare to speak again.

Susie wowed inside and she learned something again.

Kellen's method of applying the medicine was not gentle. After all, the medicine for bruises was the most effective when it was rubbed in.

Zion burst into tears from the pain.

While crying, he shouted, "Who asks you to help me, who needs your care! I don't need anyone, I can live well by myself!"

Susie looked at him, only feeling stuffy in her heart.

Grandma said that after beating him to the hospital, everyone regretted it, and then they cared about him for a long time and spoke softly.

But he was very resistant and disgusted.

Maybe others saw Zion as a jerk, but she always felt that Zion actually wanted everyone to care about him.

Seeing Zion grinning in pain and crying loudly, Susie took out candy from her pocket, peeled it off, and handed it to Zion's mouth.

Zion, "Get out! I won't eat!"

Susie suddenly stuffed the candy into his mouth, imitating Kellen, and said fiercely, "I never need agreement, I do what I want to!"

Kellen thought, ‘My daughter learns so fast!’

Zion was so annoyed that he wanted to spit out the candy.

But Susie covered his mouth, "Don't spit it out!"

Zion thought, ‘Damn! The father and daughter are so overbearing!’

In the end, Zion was given the medicine and the candy was finished.

He lay quietly on the bed without saying a word.

Kellen carried the medicine chest and said, "Susie, let's go."

Susie patted Zion on the head, "Brother, if you see things, remember to tell me!"

Zion didn't even bother to resist, and let her pat his head.

Things, what kind of things could there be?

Thinking of this, Zion suddenly stopped.

It happened that Susie said, "I can sense black smoke in you."

Zion was shocked.

This sentence was the same as what Susie said in the dream!

An inexplicable chill came up from the bottom of his heart, thinking of that horrible dream, Zion couldn't help being terrified.

Susie saw his fear, and said considerately, "If you are afraid, you can go to sleep in my room."

Zion said stubbornly, "No!"

He wanted to say fuck off, but seeing Kellen's eyes, he still didn't say it.

Susie had no choice but to say, "Okay then, call me if you see things."

Zion watched the overbearing father and daughter go out and wanted to close the door, but the door was moved away by the servants.

Now his room, the door was wide open, and anyone could come in.

He curled his lips, too lazy to care.

Didn't they want to knock down the door of his room a long time ago?

Well now, they were satisfied.

Zion was lying on the bed. At this time before, he was playing games and sparring. Others thought he was playing, but he was actually making money.

The tuition fees for kindergarten and elementary school were all saved by him.

He didn't want to cost a penny from the family, so he didn’t owe them.

But tonight he was really not in the mood to play games.

Zion tossed and turned, thinking and he didn't know when he fell asleep.

The wind was blowing in from the door, and Zion, who was asleep, had a strange feeling. He could feel the whole room, as if his soul was out of his body, overlooking the whole room.

Someone seemed to be coming outside the door, and there was a soft rustling sound from the rubbing of clothes.

A figure appeared at the door, and the light outside stretched her shadow long. Zion sensed this "person" and desperately tried to open his eyes.

But he couldn't!

The "person" was getting closer and closer, standing by his bed.

The word "ghost" appeared in Zion's mind. He knew he had to wake up quickly, but he couldn't wake up!

He felt that it was becoming more and more difficult for him to breathe, and he was panting heavily, and the more he thought about it, the more he felt aggrieved.

He just saw the picture of Petra in the group, it was not a crime to deserve this!

Zion roared angrily, “Get out! Get the fuck out of my room!

This anger made him wake up in a jerk, and his whole body was already drenched in sweat!

He subconsciously looked at the empty doorway, the corridor outside was dimly lit, and someone turned off the light in his room for him at some point. At this moment, he was deep in the dark, and his heart was full of fear.

For no reason, he felt that a "person" was coming outside, getting closer and closer, as if that person would appear at the door in the next second.

Zion jumped up, gritted his teeth, and turned on the light. While his courage was still there, he ran to the door in one breath and poked his head out!