Du Yunting's bodyguards had already driven over.
When their leader, Wang Jun, got out and saw Du Yunting lying on the ground, his face went deathly pale. He hurriedly told the others not to move Du Yunting and to call an ambulance first.
"Keep an eye on that woman! Don't let her run!"
"Go after that car from just now!"
"Fuck, you dared to run him over? You're finished!"
Wang Jun flew into a rage. If there hadn't been cameras on the street, he would have gone over and hit someone.
If Du Yunting died, he would lose his job.
But as far as I could tell, this woman driver was probably innocent.
The first car had meant to hit Du Yunting but missed. Just as its driver was preparing to turn around and try again, this woman had unexpectedly hit him instead.
When Du Yunting ran across, the light facing him was red. The woman had been driving normally and simply hadn't had time to react.
I hurried over to Du Yunting too.
One of his legs was bent-not backward, but forward...
Something white stuck out from the back of his knee. I didn't know if it was bone, but the sight made my scalp crawl.
He seemed to be conscious, his eyes still open, but they were filled with the fear of death.
And he could no longer speak. Blood kept spilling from his mouth.
"Boss Du, you..."
I couldn't bear to look at his mangled body. "Why didn't you obey the traffic rules?"
Before leaving today, I'd even cast a divination for him and made a special trip to save him.
But he hadn't listened. I'd said not to go home, but he'd insisted.
I'd told him not to run, but he'd run anyway.
I leaned closer