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The man who had overtaken Dion fell after staring at the pavement. Luckily Dion was able to hit the brake pedal in time. Otherwise, the man would have been run over by his car. A new problem will reappear if Dion is just a few seconds late.

"What's up with that guy? If you want to die, don't stay here, it's troublesome!" Dion snapped.

"Open! I want to get down!" Savira glared at Dion.

"What do you want? We're too late!"

"He could die if he doesn't get help soon."

"None of our business."

"He could die if left like that, Dion!"

"Let someone else take care of it. Our business is far more important than the life of a useless man like that."

Savira took a deep breath, and many times she made istighfar to see her husband's behavior. But this time he did not want to be silent, the soul of humanity struggled.

"I'm going to scream, Dion! Open the door right now!" threatened Savira.

The woman's eyes were bulging, characteristic of scaring small children. But he forgot that Dion was no lo