Cherished By Seven Sisters by Melvin Houle

Chapter 279 Enemies Often Cross Paths

“There are still many girls like her at Jazona University. I’ll scout a few more. They’ll surely meet your expectations, Mr. Dickerson,” the tall man said to the man with a scar on his face.

“Take it easy. I’m afraid my b*dy won’t be able to handle it if it happens too often.”

“You’re being modest, Mr. Dickerson. Look at your strong physique. Even sleeping with multiple women at once wouldn’t be a problem for you!”

“Haha, you certainly have a way with words.”

As the two men were engaged in a lively conversation, the club manager suddenly rushed in, sweating profusely, and exclaimed, “Mr. Dickerson, come out and see for yourself! Someone is causing trouble in the club!”

“What? Who dares to cause trouble in my club? I, Scar–faced David, will go out and take care of him!”

David Dickerson stood up in anger, with the tall man following closely behind him.

When they went outside the private room to see what was happening, the scene downstairs was already chaotic. Tables, chairs, glasses, and plates were shattered everywhere. The club’s b*dyguards were also lying on the ground in disarray, groaning in pain.

The culprit behind all of this was a young man named Emrys.

He had already heard the whole story from Jacqueline. That very night, he went straight to Imperial Club.

didn’t believe in

David’s face turned as dark as thunder. But upon closer inspection, he found the

he almost ground his

young man who kicked me in

and tell him that I want this kid

tall man, Spider Monkey, immédiately made the

Emrys had finished wreaking havoc and noticed David coming out of

to harm Nina the night she returned and ended up with a kick to the head

seconds to

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Enemies Often Cross

smashing things and raised his head, fixing a sharp gaze on David. His tone was completely domineering.

to show up at my doorstep and surrender yourself.

the apology Emrys had just demanded. Nor did he bother to find out why the latter had come

that

repeated, his voice icy cold

His

indifferent as he stared at David, and he began counting

turned red

had taken down all of his club’s b*dyguards, a testament to the man’s