Love Unbreakable by Bank Brook

Chapter 431 Mercilessly Dealing With The Scum

Raegan used all her might to stomp down with her foot, aiming for the lady to release her under the influence of pain!

The lady let out a scream of pain, yet she stubbornly held on to Raegan.

Seeing things get worse, Raegan quickly said to the woman who was holding the boy's hand, "There's a car coming up the road!"

Raegan then shoved the woman and the boy out of the way. The woman, reacting fast, grabbed the boy and took off. Kolton, eager to capture the woman and the boy, ran after them.

"Kolton, come on and help me! We can't let this bitch get away. She's the reason your elder brother is locked up!" the lady yelled as Kolton ran off.

Hearing this, Kolton stopped in his tracks. He rushed back to lock the main gate.

Raegan, unable to get the lady to release her grip, kicked even harder.

The lady wailed in pain and made a face, but still didn't release her hold. "Kolton, quick! She's such a beauty. Help me keep her in check! Once your brother is released, I will make her his wife!"

Raegan was shocked all over again! What kind of mother would incite her son to do such evil!

Kolton, who hadn't really looked at Raegan before, now noticed her beauty, leering at her.

Seeing Kolton approaching her with a lustful look, Raegan instantly became alert, prepared for any situation.

Unexpectedly, Kolton positioned himself behind his mother. He wrapped his arms around Raegan's waist from behind, securing her in place.

Then, Kolton said to his mom, "Why don't you go find that woman and the boy? I want to enjoy myself a bit here!"

Kolton and his mom, along with his elder brother, roamed about, living wherever they could find shelter.

In his prime, Kolton had yet to find partners. At times, he would visit places of ill repute for temporary solace, yet none could hold a candle to Raegan.

The idea of having a gorgeous lady like Raegan beneath him, a woman he was unworthy of, was tantalizing for Kolton!

a moment. She had intended for Raegan to marry her eldest son, hoping

had two sons, with Kolton being her second son. Kolton could be a bit offbeat, but he wasn't dumb. Convincing someone to marry wasn't beyond him. Yet, her eldest son was too naive to secure a partner. She had even thought about

could enhance the family's lineage, giving her a grandchild who

Kolton had already started pulling Raegan

"Kolton, this was meant for

Isn't my brother not here? I just want to

shameless this family was. They talked about such disgraceful acts as if they were perfectly normal. Their shamelessness knew no

desires, stirring. Seeing his mom still hesitated, he quickly added, "What

left to search the woman and the

the boy gone, Raegan felt a bit less worried. With her hands tied, she resorted to kicking

tighter and hissed, "Try kicking me again, you little bitch,

this was her moment. She gnashed her teeth into Kolton's arm,

Blood spurted out intensely!

bitch!" Kolton cried out in pain, his

forcefully, and as he staggered, she

his lungs, collapsing onto the ground with a heavy

felt dizzy, and the sharp pain in his private part was excruciating. He couldn't believe he

backup phone. She was convinced Kolton was too injured to stand up

hurling insults. "You bitch!

society's underbelly. The insults he spat out were crude and shocking, the likes of which Raegan had never

to birth such a vile creature

couldn't help but let out a cold laugh, grabbed a broom lying nearby, and swung it

The broom hit Kolton right in the face, making his nose bleed like crazy and covering his

he went, "You think you can hit me, bitch? Today, I'm

could finish his threat, he suddenly

hand, crushing his

said, "Looks like your mother forgot to teach you manners. Well, I guess it's up to me to clean that dirty mouth of

a mop from a bucket next to her, one that hadn't been squeezed out, and shoved it into Kolton's

with dark, dirty water from cleaning the yard, filled with mud, dirt, and who knew what else.

fought back with all his might, his complexion changing shades. He was no stranger to hardship, having faced the harshness of life, but never had