Burning Passion: Love Never Die
Chapter 764
Wesley turned around and spat, “She’s not my girlfriend!”
Debbie giggled. ‘I didn’t even specifically mention whom I was referring to. Why are you so angry?
You’re just stubborn, Wesley!” She Laughed and shook her head.
As Wesley walked across the corridor, someone suddenly sprang out from nowhere and blocked his path. As a reflexive military officer, Wesley defended himself and attacked swiftly.
The man was helplessly pressed against the wall; his arms were locked on his back by one of Wesley’s hands and his face was pressed to the cold concrete wall by the other. He groaned in pain, “Hey! It’s me,
Damon. Calm down!”
Hearing his voice, Wesley finally took a closer look at his friend and loosened his hands to let him go.
aching cheek, Damon protested furiously, “Bro,
need to change your attitude! Both of you
the same misery twice by Carlos. Since then, he never dared to show
been alone with Damon in the past, because the latter used to be a member of a gang called the Macro Gang. Normally, they should be
that if he did something that crossed the line, he would definitely be caught
wife’s sake. So he could finally feel
a contemptuous glance and chided, “You’re a mature
stretched out his right hand
me to cut your pinky and sell it? Is it worth
and he flared his nostrils in anger. He
mature man too. Can you stop being this snarky and sharp-tongued every day? Forget it! I don’t want to bother myself arguing with you at the
now? Even we don’t blame her for anything anymore. So you know who the
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