Wooing My Ex-Wife by Mr. Adeel

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Gunnar scoffed and patted his chest confidently. “She’s just Rory Richardson’s apprentice, not Rory Richardson herself. I can defeat her with less than three moves!”

Gunnar had once achieved the title of national kickboxing champion. That was why he was hired as a bodyguard by the Ferguson Group at a high salary.

Eloise finally breathed a sigh of relief after receiving Gunnar’s guarantee.

She lifted the binoculars and continued to observe the situation inside the cabin.

She noticed several burly men struggling on the ground. It seemed that they had been overpowered by Gwendolyn again.

A kidnapper beside her picked up a knife and attempted a sneak attack. However, Gwendolyn nimbly grabbed his wrist and took him down with a skillful shoulder throw.

She then twisted his hands behind his back; followed by a kick to the back of his knee.

“Trying to launch a sneak attack on me? You’re still not qualified even with a few more years of practice.”

The force in her grip increased slightly, which caused the kidnapper to wince and keep begging her for

mercy.

Eloise gritted her teeth in anger as she watched from distance. “These useless fools, they’re no match for her! Gunnar, it’s your turn! If you can’t bring her down today, consider yourself fired!”

“Yes, Ms. Ferguson.”

Gunnar rolled his sleeves and was about to run toward the cabin when his phone vibrated.

He had a glance at the screen, and suddenly his expression changed. He anxiously said, “Ms. Ferguson, our informant says there are two groups of people at the foot of the mountain now. It’s suspected to be Mr. Harris from Angle and Mr. Wright from Wright Construction Group. We should leave now!”

“No way! If I leave now, all my effort will go to waste must see that wicked woman kneeling at my feet and begging for mercy!” Eloise spat grudgingly and firmly rejected Gunnar’s suggestion.

Gunnar wished he could just carry Eloise away, but due to the difference in their status, he had no choice but to continue reasoning with her. “Think about it. In Fairlake, these two are not to be messed with! If they catch up to us and find us here, we will have a hard time explaining ourselves to them! Ms. Ferguson, if we don’t leave now, it will be too late!”

She would be consumed with rage whenever she thought of how Treyton showered Gwendolyn with ongoing care and affection. She desperately wished to tear Gwendolyn into a thousand pieces to vent her anger.

But the current situation left no room for hesitation. Eloise glared resentfully at the cabin and, with a reluctant heart, took another path down the mountain.

in the wooden cabin, Gwendolyn was engaged in another round of combat with the five

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against the door as she watched them indifferently.

or your fate will be a hundred times worse than it is now. Think carefully about what you should do. I advise you to

The leader panted.

not end up well either. So I might as well fight

piercing gaze, picked up the fallen knife,

carefully, gorgeous. The girl is still with me.

you do, I will make you pay a thousand-fold, even

cold light, and the aura surrounding her

that she was highly skilled, so he didn’t dare to act recklessly. He shrank back in fear, but the knife pressed against Jennifer’s

lifeline. If he let go now, it would be

brows remained tightly furrowed. She was

reaction

feigned composure and continued to

the stalemate continued between the two sides, the sound of people chattering suddenly came from outside the

the leader before stepping out

the noise

asked with an

to report my

tension between the two grew stronger, it seemed a fight would erupt any second. In exasperation, Gwendolyn stepped between them and tried

did you all get here?”

peace of mind, kiddo.” Treyton gently scratched her nose. “Flora told me you were going

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can’t possibly bring me down,” Gwendolyn replied with a faint smile.

knew Gwendolyn had a foundation in martial arts, he

five men

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