Side Chick Era... Over

Chapter 660

Carter let out a cold laugh.

“A grown man selling his looks to seduce women… How shameless of you. You even take pride in it, I see. That isn’t charm, it’s disgrace. You’re a stain on manhood.”

But Thomas didn’t so much as flinch. Not the slightest trace of anger crossed his face. Instead, he looked straight at Carter.

“Sharon chose you for the same reason,” he said evenly. “That face of yours. In the end, we’re no different. Both of us rely on our looks, so who’s really more dignified?”

A faint, mocking smile tugged at his lips.

“Put away that jealous scowl. It’s ugly. Isn’t it obvious? You’re envious because I’m younger, stronger, and more capable of pleasing her than you are.

“Instead of wasting your time picking fights with me, perhaps you should exercise a little, take better care of yourself. Because even if you manage to drive me away, there are countless other men in the world. What will you do then? Kill them all?”

Being ridiculed so brazenly by someone he deemed beneath him left Carter with a bitter sense of absurdity. His fury twisted into a laugh.

know

was matter-of-fact. “And

best side of myself for Sharon. As for the rest, the flaws, the ugliness-those are for people who

had met arrogant men before-Nate, Lex. Their arrogance had roots,

was different.

be so brazen? Was it merely the

woman’s protection… just how thick could his skin

frigid curve touched Carter’s

But there’s only one father to her child, and that’s

if he meant to retort, but suddenly, his ears twitched almost imperceptibly. A sharp glint

no power or influence. Snuffing me out would be as easy for you as crushing an ant. But understand this: no matter how hard you press me, I will never leave Sharon. And I will never betray

know how I’ve offended you, why you harbor such hostility toward me. But I am a man with dignity. You may despise

voice dripped with

women. What character is there to speak of? I’ve warned you more than once to stay away from Sharon. If you insist on being blind to

moment, Sharon, who had been standing outside, could no

“Carter, that’s enough.”