Chapter 1570 I To The Rescue
Sheryl turned her head away. She didn''t want to waste another second talking to a monster like Ferry.
Now that it was clear to her that he had taken everything for granted, she was better not to waste her
breath to exin herself to him. All she could do was wait and see what he would say or do next.
"I''ve agreed to divorce Charles just as you wanted. What else do you want from me? My life? Take it. I
believe it''ll be as easy as killing an ant!" Sheryl countered. After all, she was alone here with him. If he
wanted to kill her, she firmly believed that no one woulde to help her even if she screamed at the
top of her lungs.
"Are you threatening me? Would you rather die than divorce your dear husband?" Ferry stopped in
front of Sheryl and raised her chin to make her look at him.
Sheryl took a deep breath, clenching her fists tight.
"I bet you have other ns with my life, right?" Sheryl fashioned her words to extract more information
from him. After all, she had two kids to take care of and she would never risk her life like that.
"You''re right. I won''t go to the trouble of killing you since you''ve promised me that you''ll get divorced.
But I also like feisty women…" Ferry ran his invasive eyes all over her with a triumphant, mischievous
smile. Eventually, he fixated on Sheryl''s breasts and moved in closer.
Frightened by the look in his eyes, Sheryl pushed him away with all her strength, surprising not only
Ferry but also herself.
"Leave me alone!" she shouted and moved back. Sheryl could never let this happen and she would
rather die than sleep with this man. The resentment in her eyes was firm and unwavering.
However, this waspletely lost on Ferry as he found himselfpletely aroused by Sheryl''s
bravery. He pushed her down on the couch and sprang on top of her in the blink of an eye. He realized
he had been wasting his time for no reason, but now that he had her under him, he was going to make
sure he enjoyed every second of it.
"Ferry, what are you doing? Stop this right now! Let me go!" Sheryl struggled desperately, but to no
avail.
Sheryl kept kicking and screaming, iling her hands about like a hurricane. She screamed for help
until her voice became hoarse and she started to lose hope of ever getting out of the clutches of this
filthy man.
All of a sudden, Ferry tightened his grip around both of her hands and started ripping her buttons off.
Bang! The abrupt and unexpected loud noise sent a shock in the ears of both Sheryl and Ferry, who
turned towards the direction of the noise almost immediately, only to find that I had broken into the
room after kicking the door open.
"Get away from her right now if you want what''s best for you! Do it! I''ve already called the police. If you
want to run away, this is your only chance!" I warned Ferry as she bristled with rage at the sight of
him. Thanking their lucky stars for both of their sakes, I was d that she decided to show up here.
Otherwise, she would have had to live with the guilt for the rest of her life if Sheryl had been raped by
this deplorable man.
I looked around to find something she could use to stave off Ferry as she walked forward. She
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cursed at Ferry in her head, wishing to tear him into pieces, but she had to restrain herself until she
could guarantee Sheryl''s safety.
Petrified, Ferry stepped away from Sheryl as soon as I walked in. He didn''t fancy being watched by
someone else in bed, and besides, the moment was already ruined. He straightened his cor and
sneered, looking into I''s eyes with a ridiculous smile.
"I just told you the truth." I took this chance to run to Sheryl and hold her in her arms.
Sheryl quickly fixed her unbuttoned clothes, trembling like the leaves in an autumn breeze.
Ferry let out a loudugh and asked, "You must be out of your mind, ma''am. Don''t you know that the
police will do anything I ask them to? I thought you would have figured that out after I kept Nick and
Cassie inside. Don''t waste your time and energy on things like that again!"
Ferry carried himself in an arrogant fashion which drove I up the wall as she fought the urge to
punch him in the face.
However, she willed herself to be patient, even though she knew that Ferry might have been telling the
truth.
She was baffled by how such a harrowing thing could happen to another person in broad daylight. This
man was no better than a savage beast.
He was nothing but a bloodthirsty monster. What he had done or would do was beyond the imagination
of any normal human being.
I was convinced that she and Sheryl weren''t going to make it out of this untouched. She expressed
her annoyance with herself for not bringing a knife. At least then she would have a fighting chance.
The story of Ferry''s life was one that was marred with knives. The things he did for a living would scare
anyw abiding citizen out of their wits. Every single crime hemitted would put him in prison for at
least ten years, but here he was standing in front of them, alive and kicking. It was easy to tell just by
the way he stood that he had the power and influence to save himself from any situation.
I felt her throat tingling. As far as she knew, Ferry seemed like he was involved in every crime she
could think of, such as dealing drugs, murder and kidnapping. I would end up hurting her head if she
even tried to imagine the depths of his cruelty.
I''s breath quickened as she remembered a scene she had watched on TV, and that was all she
knew.
"Are you scared? It''s toote for you now." Ferry''s sarcastic voice vited her ears. It seemed as
though I was no better than an ant in his eyes.
Ferry yfully stepped closer to them with a contemptuous smile on his face. Suddenly, he paused as
his phone started ringing.
He cast them a quick nce as he took it out of his pocket and answered it.
Both Sheryl and I stared at him and watched the smile vanish from his face. Whoever was on the
other side of the call must have given him some bad news. Sheryl slowly dragged I away from that
crazy man, fearing that he would kill both if given the opportunity.
Sheryl never intended to get I into this mess. She left a note asking I to call the police, but to her
surprise, I came to her rescue, putting her own life at risk. Sheryl hated herself for putting her best
friend in such a situation, swearing to herself that she would do everything in her powers to return I''s
kindness. If she failed to fulfil her vow in this life, she wouldplete it in the next one.
Ferry hung up while Sheryl was lost in her own thoughts. He nced at the two women and sneered at
them in a pitiful voice, "Today is your lucky day. Please don''t forget what you promised me, Sheryl.
You''d better hurry up before my patience runs out. You wouldn''t want Nick and Cassie to end up behind
bars for the rest of their lives, would you?"
He strutted to the door right after he said that.
Sheryl and I looked at each other and heaved a deep breath, deeply grateful for their good fortune.
Soon after Ferry left, thedies wasted no more time and got out of the house as fast as they could.
On their way back, the police called I and asked them toe to the station and file a report.
When Sheryl and I went to the police station, Sheryl told the police that there had been a
misunderstanding, in order not to provoke Ferry.
"Are you sure? Let me get this straight! You''re telling me that you were just catching up with an old
friend?" the officer was utterly nonplussed.
Sheryl nodded her head repeatedly and said, "I''m so sorry. It''s all my fault. I should have made things
clearer before leaving that note for my friend!"
For the remaining duration of their conversation, Sheryl kept silent, while the police officer expressed
his displeasure in words.
"Okay, you can leave now. Please do not do this again. The next time, I will have to arrest you for false
allegations." The officer finally discharged them both impatiently.
Sheryl bowed to him for her appreciation and dragged I out of the police station. It had been a long
and difficult day, but at least they were both safe and sound. Although Nick and Cassie were still in
prison, Sheryl had found a way to get them out of there.
"Sher, isn''t there something you''d like to exin to me?" I asked when the two of them got in the car.
She red at Sheryl, displeased.
Sheryl sighed and smiled at her. She understood that I wouldn''t let her go until she had told her
everything.
"Ferry threatened to kill Nick and Cassie if I refused to get a divorce from Charles," Sheryl said softly,
knowing full well that how ridiculous it sounded.
"What?" I''s eyes widened, unable to catch up with what Sheryl had just said.
"Why? What does your marriage have to do with him?"
I rolled up her sleeves with the expression of beating up that crazy man, and Sheryl shook her head
with a smile, amused.
"Take it easy, I. You''ve seen what he looks like, but we still can''t tell what he is up to. Their safety is
the most important thing now!" Sheryl patted the back of I''s hands to calm her down. Besides, it was
not like they had any other choice.
"Did you agree to it? Please don''t tell me you agreed, Sher!" I''s mouth gaped open and her face was
as pale as white paper.
Sheryl sneered as she recalled the conversation between Ferry and her. "Yes, I did."
I closed her eyes in despair. She would have done the same thing if she was in Sheryl''s position.
They couldn''t allow Nick and Cassie to suffer because of them.
"I?" Aron suddenly knocked on the window of their car and both the women were taken aback by
him.
Aron came here to see if there was anything he could do to help as soon as he heard what had
happened. He finally put his worries to rest when he saw the both of them sitting in the car safe and
sound.
I got out quickly and ran into his arms with tears of joy streaming down her face.
Sheryl was happy for her best friend as it was great to have someone caring for you.
"You had me scared to death, honey. Please don''t ever do that again. I''ll be always here for you. Just
talk to me before making any rash decisions!" Aron held his wife tightly and whispered into her ear. He
came in here with the intention of giving I an earful, but the moment heid eyes on her, all his
annoyance had disappeared into the back of his mind. All felt at the moment was pure bliss and
happiness.
"I''m sorry! I''m sorry! I was in a hurry. Please don''t be mad!" I murmured and rested her head on his
shoulder, patting his back tofort him.
"Okay, I''m just happy you''re safe. Thank God!" Aron decided to put this incident behind him and turn a
new page.