Adorable treasured fox: Divine doctor mother overturning the heavens! Chapter 714 - A Good Play’s Opening (9)

Chapter 714 “A Good Play’s Opening (9)”

When Jun Tian Yue knocked open the door to her son’s room, this poor mother’s first glimpse of his son’s state was a horrorfest that nearly caused her to faint at the sight.

Thankfully there were others around. Catching his wife in mid collapse, Chief Wu Wei hurries to make eye contact with his people: “What are you all waiting for, hurry and go subdue my son before he hurts himself!”

Taken aback at first, the elders who followed right from behind quickly ran forward in an effort to drag the poor patient to the bed. However, its unsure where Yun Feng managed to get the strength but he swung and flipped like a mad beast at the group, pushing everyone back and screeching like a disturbed animal.

“One of you e support my wife, I’ll do it myself!” Seeing how the others are failing miserably, the husband decides to take matters into his own hands and subdue his son.

“Hold it!”

Jun Tian Yue flew into a rage and broke free from the two helping elders. Seething in her voice: “Wu Wei! If you dare hurt my son then I’ll die with you!”

“But Wife, our son’s already fallen into a frenzy state, if we don’t stop him now….” Troubled, the poor man didn’t know what to do against this conflicting situation.

Normally this mother’s demeanor tended to lean towards the calm and decisive side, however, that always changes whenever it involves her eldest son.

“I don’t care anymore. I only know you people want to hurt my son!” Burning with fire in her eyes, this mother gave glares of death to those around herself, “Back then it was all of you who prevented Yun Feng from being with the one whom he loves! If it wasn’t for that then he wouldn’t have turned into his current state. You’re the ones who hurt my son! After so many years you bunch still want to hurt him some more?”

“Wife, listen and let me explain!” When the chief grabbed onto her wife’s hand, he was shocked to discover the heavy shaking across that arm. Those eyes weren’t the same ones he’s so familiar with either, its something pletely foreign to him like a foe facing a ring of dangerous creatures.

“Let go of me you bastard!” Jun Tian Yue flings away her husband’s grip, “What does it matter if Yun Feng wants to be with the woman he loves? Why are you people stopping him? Who the hell is that goddess? Based on what can you people do this to my son!”

The husband didn’t know how to respond to his wife’s plaints. He’s always been supportive of her decisions throughout their marriage, the only exception being their son’s marriage. It’s his mistake and the main reason their son has turned into this decrepit state. But regret was pointless at this stage. The charismatic young man from back then would never return.

Done with them all, the poor mother stumbles forward without a care for everyone else. “Yun Feng, it’s mother, do you know me? As long as you can recover then mother will decide for you. Whoever you want to marry, you can go ahead, no one can stop you.”

“AOOORHHHGGG!” Screeching with an animalistic roar, the mentally unstable man charges at the woman who drew too close.

“Wife, be careful!” Fearing his wife would be harmed, the chief wanted to drag her away to no avail

The woman didn’t budge and had her eyes pletely glued to her son’s presence. There’s so much pain in there that anyone could see it.

As long as Yun Feng can recover then I’m willing to pay for it with my life!

Then just when those clawish hands were about swipe down at the mother’s face, a powerful beam of silvery light had cut through the window and pierced into the frenzied man’s heart. Inches, only inches away from making contact, the person fell backwards and lost his consciousness.

“Son!” Finally unable to bear the pain, Jun Tian Yue wholeheartedly collapses and fainted into her husband’s arms.

This leaves the husband the only one awake to deal with the aftermath. Turning to face the doorway, he nods at Bai Yan’s figure who still had her fingers pointed forward: “Thank you for that.”