The Road to Rebirth Her Fresh Start and His Late Sorrow by Helena R. Bates

Chapter 194

"This guy's not even as good as Judson," Cyrus shot a cold glance towards Lenard. "You're Nancy's junior, so I'll let it slide, but this isn't your place to speak.'

"What did you say? Are you looking for trouble?" Lenard's face darkened immediately, and he rolled up his sleeves without a second thought.

Cyrus remained calm, his expression unchanging. "You're still young. I shouldn't have to repeat myself." "You!" Lenard's anger flared up, ready to explode.

But before he could act, someone grabbed his wrist tightly.

Lenard instinctively looked down at the hand holding him and followed it to meet Nancy's gaze.

Their eyes met, and Nancy shook her head slightly. "Don't bother with people who don't matter. It's not worth making a scene."

"Yeah, junior," Judson chimed in with a smirk that didn't quite reach his eyes. "Don't let yourself be led astray by people like that."

Cyrus felt a surge of frustration rise within him. Who was Judson to call him irrelevant? But before he could voice his indignation, Louis, a well-dressed man standing next to Sarah, intervened. "No need to get upset, Mr. Lenard. Mr. Gordon is just joking around. Mr. Gordon, weren't you planning to have a private word with Mr. Buchanan?"

to rein in his temper. His sharp gaze landed squarely on Judson.

frowned, her concern evident.

you won't," Judson replied, a playful challenge in his

gazes locked again, a silent battle of wills playing

tone was disapproving,

didn't want them

took her hand, giving it a reassuring squeeze. "Nancy, trust me, alright? I'll still love

were

believe in me, will you? I'll

knew that once Judson made up his mind, there was no changing it. She

heavy with concern as if Judson might get eaten alive by Cyrus. Even if Nancy was trying to rile him up

view, Nancy

hesitated for a moment, then nodded firmly. "Don't worry, I'll make sure

but who knew what

Louis. "But what about them when I leave?" Louis quickly assured him, "Don't worry, Lenard.