Back to the Past: Breaking the Love Spell

Chapter 117

The sounds of a fight as well as expletives flying everywhere came from the other end of the line.

Carlisle said, “Wanda, Lily, I need to head out to deal with something. Stay in here and don’t go anywhere!”

He hung up and strode out. Two groups of people were caught in a tussle in the second–floor corridor.

Heath swung a chair leg around wildly like he was brandishing a sword. His moves were strong and precise.

Meanwhile, Benjamin, who looked honest and down–to–earth, was surprisingly good in a fight. He was holding a man by the neck and kneeing him in the abdomen hard. The man’s eyes were already rolling to

the back of his head.

Sean and Owen were younger, so they were receiving more blows than they were dealing.

“Stop fighting! Stop!” Francis was trying his best to “stop” the fight. As he spoke, he locked a burly man in

his arms, keeping him in place so he couldn’t move

forward to smash a beer bottle on the man’s head. As it shattered, blood

the

beer bottles in their hands. Francis‘ gaze

the man at them, making them fall to the

another group of men charged out of a nearby private room. They held

Mike was in the lead. He brandished a beer

turn their backs on you, Heath?”

on the floor. Then, he

I’ve gotten serious in a fight. I’ll

guys today!”

There was even a hint of fear in his eyes. But he didn’t want to embarrass himself in front of his lackeys, so

bed when I started running in these circles.

they were up against Mike and his men, he frowned slightly. Heath had told him about lan being Mike’s brother and the top dog in this area. It would probably be more trouble than it was worth to get on Mike’s and

and hurried over to them. “What’s happened here. Heath?”

his ear and lit it. He took a drag before saying, “Some of the brats in the private room next to us got drunk and came to us to kick up

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men are the ones in the wrong, Mike,

knew Carlisle had to consider

lost your mind, Carl? They’re the ones who came causing trouble–why