Enchanted By His Charm



Hurriedly going upstairs, he found only William was there.

The door was half-hidden, and as soon as he approached, he could hear Lilith's cry.

Jay's heart seemed to be pierced through countless steel needles, and the pain made him difficult to breathe. He stepped into the door, and Kelly followed.

The bedroom door was ajar.

It was a mess.

And even broken cups were on the ground.

He saw William standing in Lilith's bedroom, looking pale, whose hands were trembling, "Lilith, listen to Dad's words, put the broken glass down, do not hurt yourself."

Jay's brain buzzed, and he didn't even think, rushing into the bedroom.

He will never forget the scene in front of him!

Lilith, wearing a white sleeping robe, was holding a piece of broken glass in her hand. The pieces had cut her palm, and the blood had trickled down, like the scarlet pomegranate juice, winding to the white arm.

She had a terrible look, and in a short period of time, her face was so thin. 

After seeing Jay come in, her mood seemed to become more excited.

"Lilith!" Jay felt unable to breathe for fear that she would do something to hurt herself.

"I can't stand it! I can't stand it!" Lilith buried her head on her knees, and the whole person curled up on the ground.

The broken glass in her hand swung around her eyelids, and she would probably scratch her eyes if she were careless. 

Kelly was frightened, crying hard, "Lilith, you do not scare Mommy."

After all, Jay was a policeman who often met such a situation. Although the object changed to Lilith, which made him more nervous than usual, to the point he could still be calm.

Taking advantage of Lilith's unpreparedness, he trotted forward, quickly grabbed Lilith's hand, which held the broken glass and held her wrist. He let her cry and held her tightly.

This time taking the glass away from her hand must be dangerous, and the only way was to let her go.

Jay's hands were very strong. 

Lilith felt her wrist sore, and she could not help but let go of her hand.

When the broken glass fell down, Jay kicked it away and then shouted, "Clear all the broken glass in the room!"

Kelly and William dared not neglect and quickly did it.

In Jay's arms, Lilith was disobedient, struggling with all her strength and shouting as if going crazy. Her palm had been injured, and blood even dyed in Jay's clothes.

Jay worried about her wound. It was blurred, and he could not see how deep the specific wound was, and at Kelly, he shouted, "Bring the rope!"

Kelly froze.

"What?"

"Rope!" Jay repeated, "If we don't tie her, she will hurt herself, and her wounds must be handled!"

Kelly's hand shook badly.

William hastened to find a rope, but he didn't find any.

"Tear the sheet into strips, hurry!" Jay hurriedly ordered.

So, they quickly made the sheet into strips and waved them into a rope.

"I beg you, Jay, give me some heroin! Or if you give me a needle or something... I can't stand it! I'm dying!" Lilith began to beg him.

She looked so pitiful that no one would reject her.

Jay gnawed his teeth, hugged her hard, and tried to avoid her poor look. He was afraid that he couldn't refuse her request, and he really would try to find drugs for her to take as long as the pain she felt could be alleviated.

"Lilith..." He repeated her name, trying to calm her mood.

"Don't you love me? You can't watch me suffer so much if you love me!" Lilith struggled, even opening her mouth to bite him. She saw him motionless and began to scold him, "Do you want to watch me die? Jay, you don't love me at all! What you said was a lie! If you love me, how can you look at me in this miserable state?"

Jay's green tendons on his forehead were to burst out, hugging her, and his throat was blocked. His voice was dry, "Lilith, listen to me. Because I love you, so I need you to detoxify! You can't go on like this, or you'll be more painful later."

The rope was finally done, but how could Kelly tie her daughter? Her tears were rolling in her eyes, and the hands on the rope were shaking.

"Uncle, you press Lilith." Jay's going to do it himself.

William's hand also shook, but he still forced himself to do it. He came forward and struggled to press Lilith, but after all, he was her father, so how could he endure it? At this time, Lilith also had great incomparable power. All of a sudden, she struggled against William and rushed out.

Jay was shocked and hurried out. 

And he saw Lilith rummaging the cabinet, not knowing what she was finding.

Jay stepped forward quickly, suddenly grabbed Lilith's waist, and then picked her up.

"Let go of me!" Lilith went crazy, struggling desperately and yelling. 

She reached out and even scratched Jay's neck.

But Jay said nothing and didn't let her go. He pressed her on the sofa and roared to William, "Tie her!"

William dared not soften again and hastened to do it.

Lilith made a shrill cry.

Kelly covered her mouth, tears flowing in her eyes.

And then they tied Lilith tightly, and she no longer had the strength to move. Jay held her and took her to the bed, sitting at the bedside and looking at her.

He felt so sorry for her.

But Lilith's drug addiction hadn't gone, and she kept writhing, crying, "Please, I am so painful. A lot of bugs are biting me."

"Aunt, is there a medical box at home?" On Jay's forehead, there was also a lot of sweat. 

Kelly quickly brought it.

Jay took out the hydrogen peroxide, opened her palm, but she was very uncooperative and clenched her fist.

"Jay, you should strangle, or you should shoot me, I don't want to suffer anymore!" Lilith bit her lip.

Jay felt his back shiver, thinking. Fortunately, when he came out, he didn't take his gun; otherwise, he did not know what could happen. Before, he had seen several drug dealers whose drug addiction attacked and committed suicide. Now he was facing Lilith having the same struggle.

He was afraid to think about the possibility.

Seeing her bite her lip until it was broken, Jay gently said some words to her, but Lilith didn't listen to him. She was like a wolf who could jump up to bite the human's throat anytime, anywhere.

But Jay's heart was in pain.