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Author: Faria_Samira
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Elrod hurriedly moved his hands from the brunette's breasts as soon as he understood over the loud noise who had come here in the club. He entered a twenty thousand won in her panties and gives a pat at her buttocks. He pointed someone behind to stop the music sound box and made a whistle by his mouth loud enough to hear for everyone to be quiet.

"Welcome, welcome!" Elrod grinned brightly, stretching his hands forward, surrounded by his six bodyguards. "Look who on the sweet earth is here! This is fucking bloody Mafia Jeong!" he yelled in a mocking manner, then glanced at his assistant. "Keiné, what the hell you're waiting for? Go welcome the Mafia and his hippopotamus lizard in!

Sam put his hand on his gun as soon as he heard his bantered insult. Sung-ho crossed his arms across his chest, saying nothing

Keiné looked at him oddly, "Me?

The grin disappeared from Elrod's face, furrowing his brows dangerously. "Heh heh. You don't want me to repeat myself, dear cousin.

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