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Chapter 19

Author: sweetjelly
last update Last Updated: 2025-05-20 18:04:41

"You’re an animal, Hector!" I spat, landing a punch square on his jaw, sending him sprawling to the ground. He never saw it coming, leaving him stunned and unable to fight back.

"Are you okay, Dorry?" I asked, turning to the love of my life.

"N-Nelson..." she stammered, instead of answering, barely managing to utter my name. I wrapped my arm around her waist protectively.

"What are you doing here?" she asked.

I responded with a wink and a charming smile that left her unable to look away from my handsome face.

"I’ll answer your question later. Step aside for now. I need to teach that scum a lesson," I said, pointing at Hector, who was clutching his bleeding lip.

"Nelson, stop it. That’s enough. There are too many people here; I don’t want this to escalate. Let’s just leave, please."

She grabbed my hand and pulled me away from Hector. I glanced back at my worthless cousin, who still hadn’t managed to stand up. I must’ve hit him harder than I thought.

"Leave it to me, sir," Jac said with
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