Reclaiming Her Heart

Chapter 888 Only Those Who Seek Love Are the Most Foolish

The brawl outside the ring was already in full swing, and the whole place was buzzing with wild energy.

When the last wolf bit the dust, everyone threw their hands up in the air.

Cheers, claps, sweat, the stench of smoke and booze-it was all mixed up in the air.

The testosterone was so thick you could almost cut it with a knife.

All those smells blended together, turning into one big roar. "God! God!"

Raymond kept his mask on. As he walked out, he ripped the bloody cloth off his knuckles.

Sweat was dripping down his forehead, sliding over his chiseled muscles.

His shirt was off, and sweat was pouring down like a waterfall.

After letting off some steam, he felt way better.

He grabbed a bottle of water from someone nearby and headed back to the room he just left.

But as soon as he opened the door, he saw Helen pinned against the wall by a bodyguard, her legs wrapped around his waist. Raymond's face turned dark.

Helen saw him and gave the bodyguard a pat.

quickly, then knelt down to fix

she got some help

and

enjoy each day. Raymond, chasing love is

water droplets still clinging to

was a hyped-up crowd, who seemed like crazed demons now, but once

You can dig her body, her looks, but once you want her heart, it's game over. Look at me. Since my divorce, I've been so happy. My current lovers are strong and treat me well. Isn't that better

at the door and saw the bodyguard who'd just been with her now massaging her

should find a good guy

"Love's a joke, and marriage

headed straight to the

a killer view of the city's famous landmarks, and there was

jumped right into the pool, swam a few laps, and finally felt his energy

water from his face, he stared

know how long he'd been

for two days, and even

of the water, grabbed his

Montague, should we

eyes and lay down on a

and the stars

used to love this place, surrounded by the magical night view of Vistalia, shining like gold. Lying above this pile of gold, even his loneliness felt golden. He thought