Chapter summary: Chapter 1792 from the book Don't Mess with the Girl with Candy by E. L. Clarke
Discover the most important events of Chapter 1792, a chapter full of surprises in the acclaimed novel Don't Mess with the Girl with Candy. With the engaging writing of E. L. Clarke, this Romance masterpiece continues to thrill and captivate with every page.
"Should we go to the hospital?"
Polly couldn't shake her worry. "Let's go get it checked out. Mr. Kurt will be back soon. If he sees you like this, he'll chew me out."
"I'm really fine."
Ebony Fox patted her head, forcing a slight smile. "I just need to go back and get some sleep."
She used to experience this back when her training intensity was at its peak.
It just hurt a bit more this time.
Not only that, but her chest felt incredibly tight, a heavy pressure making it hard to breathe.
"Alright."
Polly knew she couldn't convince her, silently deciding to wait for Kurt's return.
He always had his ways; he'd definitely manage to get Ebony Fox to a doctor.
"You go rest inside. I'll clean this up."
Polly picked up a broom. Just as she was speaking, another staff member ran over. "Coach Ebony Fox, phone call for you."
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Ebony Fox blanked for a few seconds, suddenly realizing she had been so distracted all day she hadn't even noticed she left her phone behind.
"Thanks."
Taking the phone, she saw it was Juniper calling.
She was a bit surprised. "Juniper, is something wrong?"
Juniper never called her at this hour.
"Ebony Fox, I'm outside the studio. Come out right now."
"What happened?"
Hearing the unusual tone in Juniper's voice, Ebony Fox frowned slightly.
"Kurt's been in an accident."
Hearing those words, Ebony Fox stood frozen in place, unable to process it for a long time.
Finally.
She found her voice and asked quietly, "What?"
"They hit strong winds on the way back, causing a landslide. Kurt and his car were swept down the mountain. The rescue teams are already on the scene."
Because it was a mountainous area, and he was buried under mud.
Heavy machinery couldn't get in. They had to rely entirely on manual digging.
The rescue operation was extremely difficult.



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