Cleo, who had only closed her eyes when the brick was thrown, couldn't predict what would happen as long as she looked down and closed her eyes.

Then after looked in horror at the fresh blood that had just flowed out of Willy's temple.

Cleo shouted hysterically.

"Oh my gosh!! Willy!! You're bleeding?!!" she shouted spontaneously.

Cleo looked at Willy with an aura of anger.

"Are you crazy! Why did you have to block that brick from hitting me and sacrifice your head? Do you want to be a superhero?" Cleo groaned in annoyance and panic.

Cleo was afraid if something bad happened to him. She then looked at Harry frantically as the man walked towards her.

Knew that Harry looked worried too and had time to ask how she was. Cleo could only say that she was very good because she was successfully blocked by her superhero with a sarcastic look.

"Will the ambulance still take long?" Cleo asked worriedly about the wound on Willy's head, "If it takes a long time, shouldn't we just go straight to the hospital?"

Harry shook his head first.

"I don't bring land vehicles here. You don't have to worry. I told them to come here immediately and they must be on their way here. We'll just have to wait."

Harry glanced at Willy.

"Can you survive?"

Willy nodded confidently.

"My condition is not serious enough. So no problem. We'd better move out of here," Willy asked Cleo and Harry to move to a safer place.

The three of them, followed by a bodyguard, reentered the building which was still under renovation.

The ambulance arrived shortly after they waited anxiously in an empty room. The three of them then left together in the ambulance, after Harry ordered his men to take care of everything properly at the construction site.

The doctor reported that Willy's condition was not serious enough but that he needed to get some stitches to close the wound. Cleo could finally breathe a sigh of relief after hearing that. Harry then forced Cleo to be examined as well.

Harry seemed to agree.

Staring at the doctor seriously so that his wife can also undergo a thorough medical examination.

"Check her body as well to make sure that she is really well. I'll take care of the administration outside. And will be waiting to hear the result later."

Cleo was forced to obey even though she was sure that she was fine.

Staring confidently and omnisciently, Cleo then said to Harry and Willy at the same time.

The result of the examination stated that she was good.

"See! What did I say? My condition is stable, right?" Cleo chirped with all her conviction.

Harry then asked her.

"What is that man doing here?" stared with displeasure while waiting impatiently for the answer. Harry felt Cleo and Willy shouldn't be there at the same time.

Willy, at the first, not have known that Cleo was at the construction site. But after he overheard Harry's secretary calling into the office and telling him about the commotion there.

Willy immediately rushed to the construction site and look for her. Then was so lucky because he came at the right time.

Willy started blamed Harry for his negligence in involving Cleo in the complicated problems that occurred on the field.

"Why are you so careless to let your wife be in such a dangerous place? Don't you have any responsibility??"

Willy actually didn't want to say the word 'wife' for various reasons. But because he used his sentence just to be sarcastic. Willy was sure Harry couldn't be proud of Willy's statement.

Cleo defended Harry.

"Don't blame him as this is purely my own wish. Until my carelessness, which could not predict the chaos, turned out to be fatal. I really didn't know this would happen."

Cleo was now getting a reprimand from both of them.

"This is why I don't like your reckless attitude," Harry said in the same dictating tone as Willy.

Willy joined in.

"And this is also why I never agree with your thinking," Willy exclaimed quickly, judging Cleo.

Harry added.

"You never listen to me. Even what other people say is like the wind to you."

Harry and WIlly looked compact.

"Do you realize now what exactly you did is wrong?"

Cleo now looked at both of them in unison.

"Are you guys lecturing me and punishing me?" Cleo frowned.

Willy was the first person to reply.

"Yes. And how long will you continue to take all your problems lightly?"

Harry supported Willy.

"That's right. So you think, what will happen if 'this man' doesn't help you?"

Harry glanced at Harry briefly as he uttered his sentence in a disdainful tone.

Cleo was unbelievably cornered at this moment.

At first, she just wanted to try to help to solve a problem that suddenly occurred. And felt that she had a share in solving these problems because there were many complaints that came to her. Cleo precisely made matters worse with her carelessness.

Cleo took a step back beautifully.

"I'm sorry if I made everyone who was worried about me anxious. I really didn't know that this would happen. Then I was lucky to survive this incident. I was very thanks to you for sacrificing your head."

Cleo continued to stare at Willy guiltily.

"I really apologize and thank you,"

Harry then asked Willy something more serious.

"Where is your co-worker named Aretta? Why was she nowhere to be seen, when she was the one who was supposed to be at the construction site and handling all the workers? She ran away to escape out of fear?"

Willy could only reply, "I don't know. I came alone and I didn't see her."

Harry still felt it was impossible. But Willy's expression seems honest. Because Harry certainly knew too that Willy couldn't possibly be planning to harm Cleo for any reason.

Willy of course could be caught Harry's displeasure by telling the truth.

Willy added some information.

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