Bride to Be, Not Me

Chapter 124 Out of nowhere, Harry lunged forward, grabbing Heidi by the hair.

A middle-aged man who had fought tooth and nail to rise through the ranks, only to be thrown back to the bottom, was certainly a force to be reckoned with.

His frustration and fury exploded in an instant, and Heidi didn't stand a chance.

"Let go of me!"

Harry let out a cold, twisted laugh. "Shirley, huh? Do you really think you can betray me and walk away without consequences?"

A sharp scream rang out from backstage, drawing everyone's attention.

Gregory and Emma were the first to react. They raced into the hallway, only to find Harry attacking Heidi. "Stop this right now!"

But Harry had already lost it. His career, his reputation, his future everything had crumbled. There was no salvation, no way back. And if he was going down, why should this cunning, arrogant woman walk away unscathed?

No matter how many people tried to hold him back, they couldn't tear him away.

Fragile and defenseless, Heidi had no chance against his wrath. Within moments, his blows left her bruised and bloodied until she crumpled to the ground, unconscious.

Janice watched in silence as the ambulance arrived, carrying a bloodied and unconscious Heidi away. She wasn't the only one unmoved-Edward and Calvin

business representatives kept their distance,

the altercation had escalated into such brutal

over, her face full of

attached a few snapshots

Heidi had never hesitated to use underhanded tactics against her, Janice saw no

the altercation, a

he couldn't afford for anything

for answers, he bombarded those around him with frantic questions, unaware that someone nearby

the commotion settled, the competition continued as

stage again and announced the final

in next year's international championship. Her

personally handed the champion's trophy to the

to Edward, he added, "My deepest apologies, Mr. Moore. Today's incident must have

results are fair, that's all that matters. We'll be heading out now,

course. Wishing you a

gleaming with excitement. This was Prosper Stitch Group's first-ever qualification for