Chapter 415


    Chapter 415 Couldn’t Control Others’ Fate


    The man was covered in blood, his clothes tattered and torn. It was unclear how long he had been


    tortured. He was lying motionless on the ground, his face indistinguishable, his age unidentifiable.


    Despite his frailty, his figure was just discernible enough to identify him as male.


    I struggled for a moment, the whip marks on my body were too heavy, causing me to break out in a


    cold sweat from the pain. It took me a while to sit up from the ground. I’m not a person who likes to


    meddle in other people’s affairs, but the person lying not far away had been motionless for too long.


    I couldn’t help but frown, could it be… dead?


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    Thinking of this, I couldn’t help but feel a jolt in my heart. If I were to die here, in this cold and damp


    ce alone with a corpse, the mere thought was truly enough to send shivers down my spine.


    After hesitating for a moment, I crawled towards that person, wanting to see if they were dead or alive.


    I moved to that person’s side, turned him over, and under the dim light, I clearly saw his face. I was


    slightly taken aback. I had originally thought that he would be a young man, but I never thought that he


    would be an old man with an aged face. He was tall and if I hadn’t seen his face, I would never have


    thought that he could be an old man.


    I gently patted him, seeing no response and his face was exceptionally pale. I reached out to check his


    breath, and felt a slight breath. I couldn’t help but breathe a sigh of relief, thank goodness, he wasn’t


    dead.


    “Old man!” I called out, but received no response, he showed no


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    reaction at all.


    He had only a faint breath left, the environment here was harsh, and these people who had left him


    here were most likely not nning to care about whether he lived or died.


    Unable to get out, I didn’t know how long this person could hold on. Helpless, I could only crawl to the


    door and keep knocking on the door frame. I didn’t know how long I had been knocking, but luckily, I


    heard footsteps. They were the hurried steps of someone rushing over.


    Sure enough, after a short while, the door was pushed open from the outside. I didn’t have time to see


    who came in, only noticing an extra pair of ck trouser legs in front of me. Without much thought, I


    grabbed onto those trousers, my voice hoarse as I pleaded, “Please, save him, or give him some


    medicine, just don’t let him die.”


    Saying so, I reached out and pointed at the old man lying motionless on the ground.


    The person above me had remained silent, but I distinctly felt his movements pause. Sensing


    something was amiss, I looked up towards the owner of the trouser leg.


    Suddenly, I met Sebastian’s stunningly beautiful ck eyes. As our eyes met, his face was filled with


    surprise and worry. A few secondster, he crouched down and reached out to help me up. However,


    before he could touch me, he saw the whip marks and blood on my


    arm.


    His brows were furrowed, his thin lips tightly pressed together, his voice somewhat hoarse as he looked


    at me with guilt, “Ms. Conner, I’m sorry. I didn’t know Miss Geraldine would trouble you. I apologize, I


    failed to protect you. I’ll find someone to treat your injuries


    immediately.”


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    Saying so, he had already helped me up, ready to take me away.


    I casually held onto the door frame, didn’t follow him out, but watched him and said, “I’m fine, I won’t


    die, you try to save him, he’s barely breathing.”


    Following my line of sight, Sebastian looked at the old man lying motionless on the ground. Seeing this,


    he furrowed his brows, paused, and said, “His life or death is none of your business.”


    I frowned, “He’s a living person, what do you mean I don’t have to care about his life or death? Are you


    really nning to just watch him die?”


    Sebastian pursed his lips, seemingly having no intention of exining too much about this person to


    me. He simply said to the person following him, “Go check, don’t let him die.”


    After hearing his words, the man went in to see the person lying motionless on the ground.


    Seeing this, I did let out a slight sigh of relief.


    “Let’s go, Ms. Conner, I’ll take care of your wounds,” Sebastian began, looking at my battered state. He


    hesitated several times before continuing, “If the master sees you like this, I’m afraid we…”