Chapter 468: Chapter 468: Won’t Let Them Leave City A Chapter 468: Chapter 468: Won’t Let Them Leave City A “What?” Old Master Williams’ expression on his face collapsed in an instant, leaving only panic.

Without caring for anything else, he rushed into the room and saw Luna Williams lying weakly on the bed, her slender arm hanging over the edge, her wrist carved with a long cut, still bleeding profusely.

The blood-stained floor covered with glass shards was particularly glaring.

Luna Williams’ eyes were tightly shut, and her face was deathly pale.

Several doctors nearby were also stunned by the situation but immediately started emergency treatment.

“Luna, Luna?”

Old Master Williams roared, “Quick, save her, you all save her.”

“Yes, Master, please step aside for a moment.” The doctor approached and said.

Old Master Williams hurriedly stepped aside, watching Luna Williams with a face full of concern.

This scene also shocked Old Lady Williams and Ted Williams. Ever since Luna Williams fell ill, she had been in a bad temper, often cursing and throwing things in emotional collapse, but she had never attempted suicide.

Hope Williams’s gaze followed suit the moment Old Master Williams pushed open the door.

Because she stood close to the door, she clearly saw Luna Williams on the bed, looking as if she was on her last breath.

Hope Williams’ pupils constricted slightly, probably because she resembled her mother in appearance. Seeing that pale face, she thought of her mother, who was critically ill at the time, also with that colorless face, lying on the hospital bed devoid of any signs of life.

Hope Williams felt a wrench in her heart, suffocated for a moment, then turned her head away, moving her gaze.

Waylon Lewis didn’t look inside at all, because he didn’t care, his gaze always rested on the woman in front of him. Noticing her complexion was off, he tightened his hold on her hand and asked anxiously, “What’s wrong? Are you feeling uncomfortable somewhere?”

Hope Williams pursed her dry lips and shook her head slightly, “I’m fine.”

Waylon Lewis frowned, looking at her unconvinced.

“Boss, let’s leave first,” Thomas Hughes reminded.

Waylon Lewis nodded, looking at Hope Williams and said softly, “Let’s go.”

Hope Williams nodded, “Okay.”

Waylon Lewis took Hope Williams and left.

Ted Williams, standing behind, saw this, but he did not stop it. However, one of the Family Guards approached Old Master Williams and said, “Master, they are leaving. Should we pursue?”

“Pursue!”

Old Master Williams gritted his teeth, filled with anger at the moment. If Hope Williams had agreed to donate bone marrow, his Luna would not have attempted suicide; it was all Hope Williams’s fault.

How could she be so heartless, not caring at all about her own sister.

He would not let her leave.

They would absolutely not be allowed to leave City A.

“Grandfather, I’ll go,” Ted Williams volunteered.

Old Master Williams glanced at him and nodded, “Go.”

Ted Williams immediately turned and went out, ordering his men to pursue.

Harry Williams emerged from around the corner, extending his hand to block Ted Williams’s path.

“Brother, are you going to continue being obstinate? We were wrong from the start, find another way for cousin Luna,” he said.

Ted Williams looked at him coldly; he knew his brother was the softhearted kind.

“It was you who told Grandma and Grandfather about deceiving Little Hope, right?”

Harry Williams’s eyes dimmed and he nodded, “Yes.”

Ted Williams’s frown twitched violently; he had known the answer in his heart, but at this moment, he was still furious. He dragged Harry Williams aside, lowering his voice, “Do you have any idea what it means if Old Master Williams finds out?”

Harry Williams pressed his lips together, not saying a word.

Ted Williams’s voice trembled with anger, “We are not like Luna Williams and Hope Williams; at least they are the real granddaughters of Old Master Williams. Even if he is furious, he would not do anything over the top to Hope Williams, but you and I are different, do you understand?”

Harry Williams’s eyelids twitched fiercely, and he gritted his teeth, “I understand.”

He understood all too well.

Over the years, they knew all too clear what kind of person Elder Williams was.

Ruthless and unscrupulous, not allowing anyone to disobey his orders.

“You understand nothing. If you understood, you wouldn’t have done something so dangerous. Keep your goodwill to yourself, there are plenty of people around Hope Williams to protect her, it’s not our place to worry.”

Ted Williams released Harry Williams and immediately led people in pursuit.

Harry Williams leaned wearily against the wall behind him.

He heaved a heavy sigh.

Ted Williams did not dare to be negligent and led the pursuit out. Seeing Hope Williams and her group get into the car, he waved his hand, signaling his men to follow in their vehicle.

But just as their car started and was about to leave the mansion, a black car slowly stopped, completely blocking the gateway.

Ted Williams’s brows furrowed.

The window of the black car slowly rolled down, revealing the devilishly handsome face of a silver-haired man.