A Healer’s Journey (Finnegan and Nuthana)

Chapter 153 Do Not Disturb

Hogan Sabados, how dare you lay a hand on me? Don’t even think about collaborating with the Royle family in the future! D*mn it! I can’t believe you guys are actually doing this. This isn’t over! I’ll never let you off!” Vilmar shouted angrily before glaring at Finnegan. “Finnegan, you jerk! Tell them to stop right

now!”

As soon as one of them made the first move, the others stopped hesitating and began raining a cascade of kicks and punches on Vilmar, Matthias, and Ariendel

Moreover, amidst the trio’s barrage of curses, those who had initially held back abandoned restraint, revealing the underlying personal grudges at play.

“Darling, have you always been this cunning?” Alisha inched closer to Finnegan, her movement appearing casual but intricately calculated as she pressed up against his arm.

Finnegan looked at her indifferently. “Do you think I’m in a good mood right now?”

A sudden chill surged within Alisha, prompting her to swiftly retract her alluring and coquettish demeanor, taking a step back.

“I’m just wondering if this is too much.”

At the end of the day, the animosity between Finnegan and Vilmar stemmed solely from what happened during the drinking session last night.

Yet, Finnegan taught them the most severe lesson, escalating the conflict to the extent of taking a person’s life.

With a detached expression, Finnegan averted his gaze. “They hurt someone dear to me. Even annihilating their entire clan isn’t considered excessive.”

This was Finnegan’s principle.

While he tolerated personal affronts directed at himself, he would not allow any harm to befall those dear to him. Hurting even a single strand of hair of those he loved would be an unpardonable transgression.

Moreover, had he not been skillful enough, he might have lost his life by now.

Therefore, he saw no reason to go easy on them.

Alisha’s heart trembled as she realized that she might not have truly understood Finnegan, especially when it came to his temperament.

“Enough!”

After a while, Finnegan finally told those people to stop.

Vilmar and the other two were already on the verge of death as they wailed and cried in pain.

“Finnegan, can we go now?” asked an alluring heiress from a prominent family, her expression tinged with anxiety.

asked, “Where is the item I told you

Alisha signaled to the

clites stepped forward, each bearing a box

finished these forty- eight bottles of wine, you’re free to leave. If, however, you find yourself unable to finish, then

expressions changed.

night. Please spare me. You just said that if we beat up

were no less distressed, some visibly trembling

Drinking this

have mercy. We can’t handle

last

so hard that tears and snot streamed down

far as to kneel down, relinquishing

drink, force it down their throats. Only after they’ve

face betrayed a flicker of fear, but she refrained

those people to the back. The atmosphere was soon punctuated by the unrelenting sounds of sorrow and pain,

your status and bully others in the future, would you?” Finnegan remarked with a

to speak, managed to utter,

he didn’t even have the strength to do

and swollen, pleaded in a muffled voice, “Finnegan, I’m sorry! I truly am! Spare me this time, especially considering I’m Mandy’s best friend.

three are the real masterminds. What do you think I should do with

and they were the ones who started it.

themselves were bullied, they were adamant about seeking revenge, escalating the situation to this

replied in a deep voice, “Yes.

a long, hard stare, Finnegan caught a glimpse of ruthlessness and hostility in his eyes.

feigning remorse, harboring intentions of

of murderous intent welled up within Finnegan

holds a prestigious and affluent

Finnegan might actually do away with Vilmar, Alisha cautioned, “Finnegan, you

he were killed over this matter alone, no one could

consequences.

be at their

to Alisha’s words, his

dismissively. “Once those individuals finish their drinks, take them all

What is happening?

Alisha was shocked.

might cause severe harm