Love That Is Out Of Sync With Time

He dragged me like a slave to the abandoned warehouse, a place I never wanted to come to again.

There was some blood on Diana’s face and her stomach and arms were torn open without any pain. Neil knelt down almost the moment he saw her. “Diana!”

The ground under Diana’s feet was covered with my blood. I was obviously in more pain than her.

Neil pushed me to the ground and forced me to let those people release Diana and even threw a card worth 5 million dollars.

“You just want money! Claire, you really make me feel sick!”

He held Diana carefully in his arms, with infinite tenderness and heartache in his eyes and turned disgusted when he looked at me.

Like a knife, he cut off my flesh piece by piece and fed it to the dog.

Diana spoke weakly, still trembling. “Claire definitely didn’t mean it. I don’t blame her. She seems to be injured too. Let’s take her away.”

Neil’s eyes finally fell on me. He frowned, not out of heartache, as if he thought I had dirty his eyes.

“She deserves it. It’s not a pity to die.”

He paused, “What’s more, she spread those photos everywhere. I’m afraid she’s so happy that only a group of men can satisfy her.”

Through the iron plate behind me, I saw my bloodless face.

He stepped out and the men in front of him were teasing again.

“It’s all over. Which of you is interested, come first.”

I bit my lip and I actually saw my parents smiling at me in a daze.

I took out the knife hidden in my pocket and stabbed at the men. I was weak, so they grabbed my hair and slammed me against the wall.

My vision gradually blurred and suddenly my heart hurt and the knife actually pierced straight into my chest.

I spat out a mouthful of blood and the others scattered in fear.

I lowered my head and looked at the hand holding the knife. It was my own.

Yes, I wanted to die a long time ago. Tears and blood poured down and I fell backwards heavily.

Neil sent Diana to the hospital. He was relieved to hear that she was fine and went to the toilet.

He was looking at his phone and didn’t look at the road. He bumped into a nurse.

Suddenly a diagnosis fell to the ground. Neil knew it was his fault and hurried to pick it up for the other party, but he didn’t want to see a familiar name on it.

Claire, multiple organs were severely damaged and gastric cancer was in the late stage.