My Aloof Sisters Asked for My Forgiveness by Autumn Rain

Chapter 719

Devina got up from the bar counter and was completely stunned by what she saw. Her mouth fell open in shock, and she could not say a word for a long time. When she finally snapped out of it, she blurted out, "Dustin, you're in big trouble! Why did you make such a huge mess?!"

The scene frightened her.

A group of rich, young men from Central Harbor's powerful families were lying on the floor after getting beaten up by Dustin. They looked nothing like their usual arrogant selves.

Dustin had done this in front of a crowd. These guys had lost all their dignity. There was no way they would let this go.

Dustin did not just beat up a few rich kids. He humiliated the most powerful families in the province.

No matter how strong or mysterious Dustin was, could he really go up against all these families?

Raiden was from the Quinn family, and they were incredibly powerful. If they decided to take action, it would not matter if Dustin was the secret owner of Majestic Hotel.

Devina's head was spinning, and she was on the verge of breaking down.

It had all started because a bartender tried to spike her drink. How did it turn into such a disaster?

If she had known things would end up like this, she would have rather drunk the spiked fruit wine.

"This is bad. Really bad... Dustin, you've gone too far! Did you even think about the consequences? No matter how upset you are, you can't just do this! Do you have a death wish?!" Devina looked hopeless.

unfazed and looked at

leave now. No

Devina was unsure

She was torn.

powerful family. This kind

instincts, and her instincts told her the smartest thing to do was to get away

she struggled with

had stood up for her. He was also

her foot in

has to stick around

made up her mind. She figured the powerful families would not go too hard on

from Hattan might come after her for

Dustin looked surprised.

not expect Devina, someone who loved money so much, to make

small smile appeared on his

chose to stay,

well let this money-hungry Devina see

sat on the