Back in Time: Unshackling From Love

Chapter 68

The man in the black car was Jerome and he looked at Mikayla Indifferently.

She raised her head and her long neck made her delicate face appear even more dazzling under the lights.

Michael was looking at her with gratitude, his eyes shining. The sight of Michael Irritated

Jerome.

“There’s no need for you to act so righteous. You’re just like any other woman.

“You must be dissatisfied with your old and ugly husband at home. That’s why you set your sights on this handsome guy and wanted to get close to him!” Jim said.

Then, he suddenly let out a painful cry before he could finish his words, Michael had viciously hooked a punch at his jaw!

“Stop talking nonsense!” Michael said.

Jim fell to the ground, blood flowing from his mouth and nose as he groaned in pain.

“You’re insane! How could you hit him!” The manager panicked as he saw Jim being attacked by Michael.

“Jim is right. She must be a whore who is married to a rich old man just for his money!” the manager said. 1

Just as Mikayla was about to step forward to stop Michael from defending her, a man’s voice sounded from in front of her. “Who are you calling an old man?”

lifted her head and saw

dressed in a refined all–black suit. His eyes shone brightly as he walked toward Mikayla, exuding charisma from head

usual cold and aloof appearance. His bearing suggested that he was

share of

you?” the

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his long arm to pull her into his embrace. He said

from the incident at the bar with Taylor, this was the first time Jerome had declared himself as Mikayla’s husband in front

prideful creatures. They couldn’t bear to be

the side and freed herself from Jerome’s embrace. Jerome’s

furrowed at that.

words, both the manager and Jim widened

is the husband of the woman in front of them?

isn’t an old man?” the manager blurted

all be married to rich old

earn our own money and be independent?”

so sorry! We spoke too recklessly. We were

gotten on the bad side of a powerful person.

even kicked Jim, who was still on the

didn’t dare to cause any more trouble. He