Anything For Her

Chapter 250 Smacking Jack With A Fly Swatter All of them left the train station together. When Danny noticed that Sophie was about to leave without showing the slightest inclination to have lunch with them, he promptly rushed over to her. Captain Sheppard indeed has no problems solving cases, but he totally flopped in pursuing a lady! He’s spent over two hours in her presence, yet he didn’t even manage to ask her out for a meal. Well, it looks like he needs me to lend him a hand!

Sophie eyed the man who was blocking her path, having no idea about his intentions. At once, Danny flashed her a bright smile. “Sophie, we’re considered friends, right? Look, it’s lunchtime now, so why don’t you have lunch with us all? Don’t decline! I know you’ve got something important to do, but no matter how important it is, you’ve still got to eat, no?” Look how glib I am! That aside, I’ve got reason backing me up. Just as he was certain that she wouldn’t turn him down, Sophie shook her head. “I’m sorry, but I’ve got a date with someone else, so I’ll pass this time.” Moreover, I’ve only helped them out a couple of times, so I’m really not that close with them. Danny wanted to convince her further, but Eustace held him back. “A car is coming to pick us up. Where are you going? We’ll give you a lift,” Eustace offered. Danny was wholly flabbergasted. Good Lord! It turned out that the long speech I delivered earlier was of no use at all! Captain Sheppard is too dense!

“It’s okay. I’ll be leaving first.” Hailing a taxi, Sophie climbed right in. “She’s pretty cool,” one of the SWAT team members remarked. Eustace watched as Sophie left blithely with a smile playing on his lips. “Right? She’s indeed pretty cool and candid.” “Aren’t you the least bit tempted when she’s so cool and candid, Captain Sheppard?” There are many beautiful women around him, but none of them are as impressive as Sophie! “Danny, I know you idolize her, but you can’t mix things together. Let’s go. We should get down to business.” They were there on official duty, not on vacation. “Fine, then.” I’m not the one pursuing her, so it isn’t going to do any good even if I’m frantic on his behalf. In the meantime, Sophie had the taxi drop her off at her previous residence. Her lease hadn’t ended yet, so the house remained in the same condition as before she left, and no one had been there. She took a small bottle from the house and stuffed it into her backpack.

glance over everything there before whirling around to leave. No sooner had she stepped out of the house than the ring on her ring finger lit up. The moment she noticed that the ring had lit up again, she inexorably sneered. “Are you really that eager for me to go back?” Why can’t this d*mn man stop? Aren’t things pretty good now? “Unfortunately, you’re dumb. Even if you want me to go back, it still depends on whether you’ve got the capability to make me do so!” Ignoring the ring, Sophie hailed a taxi and went to an alley, planning to get herself a plate of pasta from a vendor there. Mere moments after she had taken a seat, Percy’s son, whom she beat to a pulp back then, appeared. He had a dozen ruffians following behind him, all looking like delinquents who were the scum of society. “Sophie, you’ve finally returned after I’ve waited for you for so long. I thought you didn’t have the guts to come back.” Sophie ignored him entirely but continued scrolling through her phone, paying him no mind. The young man slammed his hand onto the table. She’s showing me blatant disrespect! “Hey! Our boss is talking to you! Are

owner didn’t tarry after serving the pasta. Instead, he swiftly retreated to the kitchen. Sophie took a fork from the cutlery container and got ready to eat. “I’m talking to you, Sophie Tanner! Do you not hear me? Why, weren’t you arrogant in the past? What’s with the sudden cowardice? Well, that doesn’t matter. I won’t blame you even if you’ve lost your courage. As long as you crawl between my legs, I’ll forget everything that happened in the past.” Jack had been resentful

Jack wore an incredulous expression. “D*mn it! How impertinent! Jack showed you mercy, but since you’re ungrateful, we don’t need to be courteous with you anymore.” One of the ruffians stalked forward. They weren’t acquainted with Sophie and had no idea how terrifying she was. Finding his hand utterly annoying, Sophie picked up a fork nonchalantly and stabbed it right into his palm. In a flash, it punctured both his hand and the table. “Ahh!” At the sight of his bloody hand, the ruffian