The Sweet Rival (Mango Shen and Nathaniel Ye) novel Chapter 1791

When Sissaye heard Zion sprained his ankle, she didn't care about anything else, jumped down from the balcony and ran outside.

Evangeline breathed a sigh of relief and quickly stepped forward to hit Sissaye to faint.

Sissaye was no pushover. After she noticed Evangeline's attack, she quickly fought back.

Before Zion and Benjamin could say a word, they heard the fight in the room. The two men looked at each other and ran back at once. They were afraid that the two women in the room would lift the roof.

When they arrived, it was hard to tell who won.

For a moment, Benjamin was a little anxious. Regardless of the fact that he was no match for Evangeline, he lifted his hand and went up.

Zion looked at him and thought, "Hey, how dare you hit my wife?"

As expected, since he retired, Benjamin had become a demon now.

Zion stepped forward and stopped Benjamin. The two men also began to fight.

Out of the corner of her eye, Evangeline saw that the two of them were also fighting. She unintendedly felt speechless. Then, she said angrily, "Stop fighting. Hurry up and help me subdue Sissaye. There's a needle on her neck."

Hearing this, Zion and Benjamin stopped immediately.

Benjamin was a little puzzled, but he didn't dare to move forward. He was afraid that he would hurt Sissaye, yet Zion would not have so many worries. He stepped forward and hit Sissaye on the back of her neck.

Sissaye rolled her eyes and fainted.

Benjamin quickly caught Sissaye's body and carried her to the hospital bed.

Zion ignored Sissaye and turned to look at Evangeline. She saw Evangeline panting and subconsciously covering her kidney with one hand. His eyes darkened.

"Hold me."

"Ah?"

Evangeline suddenly heard Zion's words. Before she could understand what he meant, she felt that her feet were off the ground. She was lifted up by him and then placed on the sofa. Zion quickly poured a cup of warm water for Evangeline.

"Drink some water."

Evangeline looked at Zion and said with some embarrassment, "Sissaye is the real patient. Why are you taking care of me? I'm strong."

Evangeline felt a little guilty when she said the last three words, but she couldn't show it in front of Zion, so she tried to be calm.

There was a meaningful look in Zion's eyes, and then he said, "Sissaye has someone to take care of her. You're my woman. If I don't take care of you, who will I take care of? Drink it quickly."

"Ok."

Evangeline was overjoyed by Zion's words.

She had never known that this man's words could be so sweet.

But Zion was upset.