Felix pushed open the room door almost crazily and searched one by one. There was no person he was looking for in each door. The police had already controlled the offender. Seeing his anxious look, the captain said with concern, "Mr. Felix, rest assured. We will surely find the person you are looking for. It's too chaotic here. Why don't you leave first?"

"Shut up!" Felix frowned and suddenly caught a burnt smell between his nostrils: "Are you on fire?"

A policeman came running and said, "Mr. Felix, Captain, the basement floor is on fire!"

"Is there a basement floor here?" The captain was astonished that they had only seen the basement floor when they came!

"Yeah, that elevator entrance is hidden, and there's a protective device, we managed to get it open!"

Felix's face grew even more gloomy as he led the way towards the elevator entrance, feeling extremely anxious, "Adeline, Adeline, don't let anything happen."

It had been a long, long time since he felt such urgency and anxiety. He thought there would be no one else in the world to make him like this, but it turned out that his feelings for Adeline were not as free as he had imagined.

The elevator was broken open, the fire on the second basement floor was burning, the air was filled with the smell of burning, the only relief was that the air was thin underground and the fire was not burning fiercely.

The fire department began to put out the fire, and white smoke filled the air. Felix rushed to the front and shouted Adeline's name loudly.

Finally, he reached the locked door, picked up the hammer and smashed the lock hard, opened the door and saw her figure curled up in the corner.

The girl's ancient costume was torn apart, revealing the red yin-duck bellyband inside, her long hair was loose, and a long whip mark was left on her beautiful cheek, sad and pale!

"None of them are allowed in!" Felix shouted coldly, and all the policemen behind him backed away, not daring to give them a second look.

He took off his coat and carefully put it over her: "Adeline..."

Adeline opened her eyes with difficulty and saw his handsome and gentle face, his amber eyes filled with worry and concern.

So real!

She smiled at him, trying to reassure him that he was fine, but her eyelids were so heavy that she couldn't help closing them as soon as she opened them.

"Adeline!"

Felix picked her up anxiously, with a fierce look on his face: "Seal up and destroy this place completely, arrest all the people of the gambling city, I will interrogate them myself."

"Yes!" The captain responded, feeling a tingling sensation on his scalp. It seemed that Mr. Felix was really angry this time.

When Adeline woke up again, it was already dawn. There was the smell of disinfectant in her nose. When she opened her eyes, she saw herself in the hospital. The wound on her body had been treated with medicine, but it still hurt a little.

Felix, she looked for him subconsciously, but she didn't see him.

A sense of loss welled up in her heart when the door was pushed open and Felix came in with a bowl of porridge, seeing her eyes light up: "You're awake. Is there anything else that makes you uncomfortable?"

Adeline in that room almost thought she was doomed to die, never expected to see him again, and couldn't help but feel a great deal of emotion, shaking her head with red eyes.

Felix saw that she seemed to be crying, and a flash of panic flashed in his eyes as he put down the bowl: "What's wrong? Is the wound painful? Don't worry. The doctor said your wound will heal soon and there won't be a scar."

He held her face in his hands, his eyes full of tenderness, and Adeline was even more touched and gently snuggled into his arms: "I was so scared that I thought I would never see you again."

Felix gently brought her hair behind her ear and tightened his fingers on her arm: "I will never put you in such danger again. I will protect you well."

Some say promise is a shackle that men don't want to carry, but women still want to take it, and she now understands why women want to take it.

With one of his words, all the sadness, fear, unease and entanglement in his heart could be healed.

"Thank you!"

He bent down and pinched her little nose. "What did you say thank you to me? Are you hungry?"

Adeline touched her flat belly and said, "It seems a little."

She finished and picked up the porridge to eat, and he picked it up first: "The wounded just sit properly, I'll feed you!"

"But my hand is fine!" She playfully tapped five fingers at him.

"This five-star service of mine is very rare. Are you sure you want to refuse?" He spoke in a long tone, knocking on the porcelain bowl.

Adeline blushed: "Since you say so, I won't be polite!"

She leaned forward and opened her mouth: "Ah..."

A spoiled little kid!

Felix laughed and resigned himself to feeding her, his eyes full of indulgence.

A bowl of porridge ran out before she knew it, Adeline licked her productions, her eyes shining with little stars: "Felix, you are so kind to me."

His eyes dimmed slightly, as if asking himself, "Really?"

"Certainly!" Adeline took his arm, her little head resting on his broad shoulder: "You've been so nice to me that I can't live without you."

The words were a bit sincere and a bit probing. She thought he would answer her, but he just patted her on the shoulder and changed the subject, saying, "I remember you said before that you would give me a gift. Come and show me, what is the gift?"

Adeline remembered his reminder too, and quickly touched her pocket, remembering that the ring was in her original dress, probably arriving when the two women were changing her outfit.

She bit her lip helplessly and said, "It seems to have fallen off. I'll buy you a new one after I'm discharged from the hospital, okay?"

Felix lowered his head, with a striking good look: "It's fallen, it's fallen, maybe you can compensate me in a different way?"

She looked at the stunning beauty right in front of her and swallowed hard: "What way?"

He grinned his productions, his long eyes seduced and seduced for no reason, his fingers slipped into her clothes and gently kneaded them, and his low voice spread like wine: "Meat compensation!"

Adeline blush in an instant: "I... I still have injuries."

He whispered to her ear, "Wait until you're healed, huh?"

The voice ended long, like a tiny hook entwined around her heart.

Adeline blushed and nodded gently, and in the next moment his tender productions were held in his mouth, and after the tenderness was ground down, they suddenly burst in, fierce and wild.

She clung to his waist somewhat uncontrollably, sobbed softly, her tongue tingled by the suction, and his long eyelashes swept over her delicate skin, tingling and itchy.

The productions and teeth clung to each other, the body felt weak and the breathing became heavy. Adeline was about to faint from the kiss when he finally let go of her and suddenly asked softly, "Has he ever kissed you like this?"

Adeline, because of consciousness wonton, could not hear clearly for a moment: "What?"

Felix tensed his jaw and his amber eyes rolled dark: "Nothing, do you remember what that person looked like?"