Doted by My Seven Brothers

Chapter 160 Shawn

Chapter 160 Shawn

"Woooo...Nancy, it freaked me out." Ivan cried.

Nancy trembled and tightly hugged her cousin's neck with her arms. She buried her pretty pale face near his neck and could not keep tears from her tearful eyes.

"Wooooo...cousin Ivan, I'm so scared."

Their cries mounted. Safe in the arms of Ivan, Nancy whimpered in the grievance, her little hands clinging to his neck as she sobbed.

Shawn, who was standing at the side, was speechless.

Wait... cousin?

His eyes fell on the little girl his brother was holding.

"Young man, thanks to you this time."

Daniel smiled and came over to pat Shawn on the shoulder. He showed high appreciation for the youth's performances, which were considered excellent.

Ivan hummed and took the compliment without any modesty.

"I appreciate your compliment."

Daniel was lost for words.

"What can I say?" Daniel thought.

"By the way, who is the one you said induced Gary to commit the crime?"

Daniel became serious as he knew such a dangerous person at large. He could not wait to arrest that person as fast as possible out of his professionalism.

Shawn shook his head honestly, "I don't know."

"Ahem..."

Daniel did not expect to hear that. He coughed several times and looked at him incredulously.

"You don't know? How could you be so confident just now? Or maybe you know what happened to Gary?"

"No, I just heard from you guys."

Daniel was reminded of information about Gary that his team member had told him when they were outside.

How did this man deduce so many things according to little information so quickly!

Was he a human being?

"Brother Shawn."

A pitiful voice came from the side.

Shawn turned to look at Ivan: Ivan was crying with eyes and nose red, the same as the little girl in his arms. Shawn's indifferent expression became somewhat helpless and he rubbed Ivan's head.

"It's okay."

As he was about to withdraw his hand, he saw the little girl looking at him with watery eyes. Content held by NôvelDrama.Org.

Shawn hesitated for a while and rubbed her head too.

"Good child."

Nancy's eyes instantly lit up, and she called him in a sweet voice.

"Cousin Shawn."

Shawn hummed and had a general guess about Nancy's identity.

Daniel was quite shocked at the moment.

"These two are your younger siblings?!!!"

Shawn nodded calmly.

Daniel was muted.

This guy was talking to the robbers so calmly just now. How could he believe that if Shawn hadn't admitted it himself?

This young man was terribly calm.

The crisis at the mall was averted, and Shawn left the mall with Ivan and Nancy. The second Shawn came across a man in a duck cap as he walked into the crowd, he stopped. When Shawn turned around and looked at the crowd, the man disappeared.

"What's wrong?"

Daniel was puzzled. He was taking the siblings to the police station to make a statement while concerning the man Shawn mentioned.

Shawn faintly withdrew his eyes, put his right hand into his trench coat pocket, and took out an additional note between his fingers.

''Nice to meet you. My name is Symon Edward.''

The words might not be special, but ......

Shawn said indifferently, "It's him."

The crowd didn't immediately register what he had said while Ivan and Nancy were confused.

A few seconds later, Daniel's face changed. He rushed into the crowd to look for the man in a duck cap.

But he returned with a crestfallen look on his face after a few minutes.

"I can't find out that guy in such a big crowd."

Shawn gracefully crumpled the note between his fingers into a small paper ball and threw it into the trash can.

"As I expected."

His eyes flashed with interest, "He can't be easily arrested, or he won't be able to scheme three cases in seemingly completely different but identical methods."

Captain Daniel was astonished, "What did you say? Three cases?"

"Four, if this time is included, one of which is the famous Northern Line High-Speed Rail bombing in B City."

"You may have to come with us," said Daniel.

Nancy had just experienced a trilling accident and was sleepy as she leaned against Ivan. She could barely keep her eyes open and looked exhausted.

"Give her to me."

Shawn knew his brother was not a strong man, and his arms must be sore from holding Nancy for so long.

Ivan reluctantly handed over the little girl in his arms.

"Be careful, brother. Nancy must be terrified. It's all my fault. She should have been alright if I hadn't brought her out."

Ivan said in low spirit.

Almost asleep, Nancy twitched her ears and lifted her eyelids. She lifted her arms and patted Ivan on his head as if she was comforting the big dog.

"It was not your fault, Ivan."

Nancy mumbled and fell asleep on her cousin's shoulder.

It just didn't seem like she was sleeping soundly. Her brow was furrowed, and fair hands were anxiously gripping the clothes on Shawn's shoulders.

Shawn touched her forehead and frowned, then said to Daniel.

"Sorry, the statement may be delayed for a day. Nancy has a fever."

When Daniel took a look, he found the little girl seemed to experience a terrible nightmare: she frowned with her face red and lip tightly pursed and exhaled heavily.

Daniel felt pity about what had just happened to this little girl.

"Let's take her to the hospital first."

"The little girl was pretty brave to stay calm when held by the robbers. Even if she had a fever, she would still be sensitive enough to comfort her brother. What a nice little girl! How was she unlucky to have this happen to her?." Captain Daniel thought.

When Ivan knew that Nancy had a fever, he panicked. He pulled his brother's sleeve and followed closely, but his eyes never left Nancy.

"Shawn, let's get to the hospital."

"Nancy must be alright. Shawn, you are such a great doctor. You must cure her."

"Shawn, when will Nancy get better from the fever?"

Shawn said, "... I haven't checked for her yet; how can the fever remit? Don't be so upset; she will be fine."

Shawn promised that if Ivan were not the little brother he grew up with, he would be hit.

After they arrived at the hospital, Shawn took Nancy on a drip. Then Marcus, obviously in a bad mood, opened the door and rushed in.

"Brother Marcus."

Shawn pulled the mask off his face and greeted Marcus with white gloves on his hands.

Marcus went straight to the bedside; all he cared about was Nancy. Looking at the little girl sleeping restlessly on the drip, he could barely subdue his anger. A potential storm was brewing.

"How is she?"

"Her temperature will come down soon, but this time she endures a great shock and needs good treatment from the psychiatrist."

Shawn put his hands in the pockets of his white coat, "I'll take care of this."

Marcus hummed with his thin lips tightly pursed, ruthlessness revealed in his eyes.

This was the first time Shawn saw Marcus so angry.

"Where is the robber?"

"I cut his tendon in the wrist, and he should be in hospital now."

"Okay," Marcus responded and sat down on the edge of the bed. Then he made a phone call in front of Ivan and Shawn.

"Charge Gary and crucify him, but not sentence him to death."

Sometimes death was the relief, while being alive could be more tortured.

After hanging up the phone, Marcus squeezed the phone tightly with clicking sounds, and the phone screen cracked like cobwebs.

Shawn glimpsed at him, " Marcus, need a bandage?"

Marcus gazed at Nancy's little face, not answering him. Something seemed to twist his heart as he saw Nancy frown with cold sweat on her forehead.

Ivan felt the same way, so distressed that his face puckered. He grabbed Nancy's hand as his eyes reddened.

"Brother Shawn, come and see what's wrong with Nancy!"

"Shawn, come here quickly."

The two men spoke in unison.

Shawn said, "Got it, let me see."

He let Ivan stay aside. He walked over, then bent over to the little girl and patted her back with his palm, coaxing her like a baby.

The soft voice sounded like a lullaby. The sleeping girl murmured as she tightly grabbed his shirt, her hairy head nuzzling against his chest like a kitten.

The corners of Shawn's mouth rose slightly as he looked down at the lovely girl in his arms. This was his little cousin, who was more obedient and adorable than his little brother.

Ivan's eyes glowed. "I can do this, brother!" He said.

Marcus stared at Shawn without speaking, but his eyes showed several words.

'I'll do it!'