Still Wanna Escape After Stealing My Heart (Sebastian)
Chapter 1884

Chapter 1884

Seeing her brother actually release Holden in order to treat her foot, Isadora immediately stopped him." Malvolio! If you release Holden, you'll be dead."

Malvolio smiled and said gently, "Silly girl, I am only letting him out of the cage, but I am not setting him free. He will be able to run away. I also won't die." Isadora shook her head and there was a catch in her throat. "You can't defeat Holden. He is very vicious, and he is more skilled in combat than you. If you were to have a solo fight with him, you would no be his match. You can't take him lightly."

Malvolio looked at his sister with a consoling smile. "It's fine. Don't worry. One of Holden's legs is broken now. He won't be able to exert force on it, and he won't be able to defeat me. Besides, even if he could defeat me, this island is filled with my men now, could he even escape from this island?"

"Malvolio, I am afraid..."

"Don't be afraid. I have absolute certainty that nothing would go wrong," said Malvolio.

The conversation between both the brother and sister gave Sabrina a kind of illusion. It was as if the two siblings had not snatched the territories of others away and they were not the robbers who oppressed others. Instead, they were like two siblings who relied on each other to live after suffering all sorts of hardships. Just a split second, Sabrina even felt a sense of pity towards the brother and sister. However, as she thought about it again, Malvolio was indeed a robber who had done all sorts of evil, so there was nothing pitiful about him. Even if she were to feel pity, she also only could pity his sister. His sister was innocent.

Once she thought of that, Sabrina pressured the siblings, Malvolio and Isadora, again. "Hurry up!"

Malvolio's subordinate immediately released Holden from the cage. Malvolio was right. Holden's leg was broken, and he was locked in the cage for a day and a night, so his strength had long been gone All he had was a chest full of anger. Once he got out of the cage, he threw a punch at Malvolio. In the end, his punch was easily dodged by Malvolio. Malvolio then raised his foot and kicked Holden in the stomach. Holden immediately curled on the floor and coughed uncontrollably.

Malvolio sneered and then said to his subordinate," Lock him up!"

Holden immediately was dragged away.

"Alright. You can treat my sister's foot now, right?" asked Malvolio.

"I have to be assured that Holden would be fine. You can keep a close eye on him. I just want to treat your sister's wound on her foot while having him at arms' length," Sabrina said. "You! You're asking for too much!" roared Malvolio.

Sabrina shook her head. "Actually, it's not too much at all. I just don't want after I have cured your sister, you guys have Holden killed instead. I did not ask for you to let him go. I just wanted him to not be humiliated like that, and that would be fine by me."

Malvolio looked at the woman in front of him. "Could it be that you love Holden?"

Sabrina sneered. "I only love my husband!"

"Then, you still..."

Sabrina ignored the man's speculation. "Do you agree or not?"

She just did not want Holden to die. To put it slightly bluntly, although Holden had forcefully taken her to this place, if she really wanted to escape from this island, then she really still needed to rely on Holden. She had to create a chance for her to have a helper.

Malvolio was silent for a few seconds before he said, "Alright!"

He turned around and ordered that subordinate of his again."Take Holden to my room! Lock him in the inner room and let Sabrina treat my sister's wound on her foot outside in the living room."

"Yes! Master Malvolio!" The subordinate took his order and left.

Soon, Sabrina and Isadora were taken to Malvolio's room. The room was said to be Malvolio's room, but it was actually still Holden's room half a month ago. The furnishings in there were all according to Holden's preference, and Holden was a man with good taste. When Sabrina saw this room, she was suddenly reminded of Grace.