Captivated by the Ruler of the Underworld

Chapter 312 Lela Doesn't Like Sylvester's Departure

Mildred looked at the hung-up phone and furrowed his brow. He thought about how he had cleverly said he needed to find out where Sylvester was. If Lela saw the bloody scene here, Sylvester would definitely scold him. Little did Lela know that Sylvester was the leader of the Dragon Gang, and she had never witnessed his brutal and ruthless side. Mildred felt compelled to preserve Sylvester's reputation as a respectable gentleman. The door to the underground base opened, and Sylvester turned his head to see Lela standing barefoot on the ground. Her eyes fixed on the mercenary, and she looked shocked.

Sylvester's gaze immediately turned cold, and he looked over at Mildred.

Mildred was being pulled by Lela's ear, standing helplessly to the side. His tall frame was slightly bent, and seeing Sylvester's cold eyes, he quickly waved his hand in surrender. "Sylvester, it's not my fault; I didn't say anything." His tone was sad. And he was almost on the verge of tears.

What was even more pathetic was that he realized he couldn't even beat Lela.

He didn't want to help Sylvester maintain his solid, gentlemanly image anymore. It was just too frustrating; he had trained for so long, yet he still couldn't beat Lela!

After wallowing in sadness for a while, Mildred grew perplexed. Lela's fighting stance seemed oddly familiar.

Could it be that he had been beaten by Lela before?

It shouldn't be.

bit dumb. He stood up from the couch and walked

picked her up and carried

in Sylvester's arms, her fair chin resting on his shoulder, her eyes fixed on the dismembered individual. The act of dismemberment sent shivers down

a long

"Sylvester."

and said,

Sylvester turned his head away and

he had never been so bloody and ruthless in front of

Then she lowered her gaze and said, "Yes."

Lela nodded. "Yes."

didn't reach his eyes. He put Lela down and turned

couldn't scold her. He was afraid he would lose control and needed

a step, a pair of

"Lela, aren't you afraid