Chapter 151

Chapter 151:

The sound of bones breaking made her heart tremble.

She let out a scream when she felt a hand grab her wrist tightly, pulling her out from behind the pillar.

Ian, Stephen, and their other friends turned to look at Ava.

They saw a boy gripping her wrist forcefully. Their eyes froze when they saw he was holding a knife near Ava’s throat.

“This girl is wearing your jacket. She might be special to you. What if we kill her?” the boy said to Ian.

Ava’s legs were trembling with fear. The sharp knife hovered just an inch from her neck.

“Ava!” Stephen shouted, trying to approach her, but the boy shook his head in warning.

“Don’t move. Why do you look so worried? You didn’t look like this when we tied you up,” the boy sneered.

Stephen growled and said,

“Let her go, bastard. She’s my sister p>

The boy raised a brow and turned to Ava.

“Gamma Harper has a daughter too p>

“Let her go if you don’t want to make the Gammas boil with rage,” Stephen warned.

But the boy shrugged. His lips curled as he stared at Ava’s face.

“An innocent girl? How on earth is she your sister, Stephen? You must be joking p>

“He’s right. Let her go if you want to stay alive,” Ronald said, shifting his focus from Stephen to Ian.

The boy ignored him and muttered,

“I believe you all. She’s Stephen’s sister. So what if we can’t kill her? We can still hurt her. It’s up to you whether you let our men go and allow us to keep doing our business, or whether you want this girl to suffer p>

Ava closed her eyes as she felt the knife press against her throat.

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But then the boy shifted it down to her arm.

“What about stabbing her arm, huh?” he sneered.

Ava feared she might lose her arm that day. Slowly, she opened her eyes — only to be shocked when Ian grabbed a beer bottle from the floor and hurled it toward her.

Fearing it would hit her head, she shook her head, but instead, the bottle smashed into the boy’s head.

He immediately released her, clutching his head in pain.

Ava turned to see him collapse to the floor, groaning and writhing like a fish out of water.

Everyone’s attention snapped to Ian. Shock washed over Ava’s face.

Ian approached the boy with a fierce glare. Avoiding Ava’s eyes, he focused solely on the boy.

He bent down and snatched the knife from his hand.

“I warned you not to look at her, but you dared to touch her. I don’t like it when someone ignores my warnings p>

With that, Ian stabbed the boy’s arm with the knife.

The boy screamed in agony.