When They Beg, I Rise!

Chapter 356

"I never thought that guy would be such a creep, constantly harassing me. I just couldn't take it anymore and wanted to teach him a lesson."

But she never expected it to turn into a full-blown brawl.

This is probably going to get messy now.

Lemira glanced at the wound: "Keep it dry for the next few days, and let's get you a tetanus shot later, considering it was a rusty locker that cut you."

Orion merely nodded. He couldn't really feel the pain right now, but his mind was a whirlwind of thoughts.

The boxing coach returned: "Mr. Everhart, they've called the cops."

"The nerve of them to call the cops!" Lemira stormed out in fury. This gym, located just off campus, had been the scene of numerous girls being harassed by that man. The more she thought about it, the angrier she got.

As Lemira left, Orion watched her charge out like a bull in a china shop, a slight smile on his face. She indeed had a strong sense of justice.

"Mr. Everhart, I apologize for my negligence in allowing you to get hurt," the boxing coach said, his voice filled with respect but also tension. Orion glanced at his wound and asked calmly, "Did you find out anything about that guy?"

"Hogan called me. The guy just got lucky and started a tech company, now worth a couple of million. Thinks he's the big man because of it." To Orion, in Orvin, a couple of million dollars wasn't even worth the price of one of his watches.

Have him aggressively take over that company. I want that

as a repeat offender, they'll make sure

man a piece of

word in his defense, mainly because he'd lost several teeth and was in too much pain

time, too. She had been ranting so much she was practically

and stated, "I've told you the whole

clear picture of

cuffed the creeper, who still had the audacity to shout, "Why are you arresting me? I'm

away gave Lemira a

to

cronies, a few other trainers,

of them, defiant,

protect

is a rich man, and she,just a college girl, clearly

taken away, his own

rich guy messing around with a few girls, what's

darkened, a chill spreading

boxing coach, sensing his anger, confronted the defiant trainer, "What nonsense