Chapter 656

The visibility inside the apartment was very poor due to the ferocity of the fire. Avoiding the flames, she fumbled her way through the smog.

Although there were places that remained unscorched, her feet were still occasionally scalded by the vivacious flames; it was hot and painful.

It was very tough to navigate through the fire, and the smoke fumed so heavily that it made her dizzy. Every step was laborious. The door of the rightmost room had already burnt down when she arrived. The flames were spreading close to the bed.

But he was still lying unconsciously in bed.

Summer was horrified when she saw what was before her. She could not picture what might have happened to him if she had arrived later.

She removed the IV and used all her strength to help him toward the door. He was very heavy, and all his weight pressed hard against her.

She covered his and her nostrils with a long towel, each of them sharing one-half of it.

Perhaps it was the chill of the towel or the heat of th