Relentless Pursuit After Divorce by The nightingale lives

Chapter 1664: 1664. Beaten to death and fed to the dogs

The man who was insulted as shit, no matter how much he liked Helen Melendy’s face, could not tolerate this woman calling him a pile of shit at this moment.

Immediately, he rolled up his sleeves and went forward. If it wasn’t for the police stopping him, he might have actually hit Helen Melendy.

“You stinking shrew! You dare act but don’t dare admit it. Always dressing so provocatively and standing at the elevator. What is it if not seducing me? I can even look at a cripple like you, and you…”

Elly Campbell and Helen Melendy’s faces turned icy cold, and those around who were watching could no longer bear listening to the filthy words spewing from this man’s mouth.

Some even muttered, “This man is truly disgusting. Calling him shit is an absolute insult to shit.”

“Shit can at least be used as fertilizer. If he were fertilizer, he’d probably kill the plants with his stench.”

“…”

With such a scoundrel, reasoning or talking is pointless. The best method is using fists.

In this situation, Helen Melendy could hold back, but Elly Campbell couldn’t.

man continued spouting vile words, she went up and landed a punch directly

flowed from the man’s nostrils. He was stunned by the hit, and

“Murder, murder…”

stood by, feeling that this man deserved the

“Mrs. Jones, calm down…”

officer’s hand and kicked the man in the stomach, causing another series of gasps

did stop her, but since they were men, they didn’t dare to hold Elly back

Jones could easily make them

“Elly, stop hitting, Elly…”

about that bastard being beaten to death but was afraid Elly might get

head of Campbell, her every move could affect Campbell’s stock price; for such scum,

if Elly Campbell cripples that bastard, the netizens, without considering the reasons

Elly was genuinely provoked, ignoring everyone’s advice, continuously punching the

fell

his chest, and his face turned completely red, on the verge of fainting at any

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