A Cue For Love

A Cue for Love Chapter 473

A Hundred Bottles of Wine To Empty

The man’s inflection had the warmth of jade, yet it had the coolness of the thawing snow in spring.

Natalie’s taut heartstrings were given a reprieve. She glared at the man who had shielded her behind him, bewildered.

If not for his timely appearance, her right eye would have probably been laid to waste there and then.

When one of Gerik’s subordinates went down with a broken wrist, the fearfulness of the other was apparent when he regarded Bastien.

“What are you standing there for! Get him!” Gerik yelled. “Pull a knife on them and show them what’s what!”

The subordinate spat and brought out a switchblade which he unsheathed before he charged in Bastien’s direction.

“Die!”

With a kick, the blade was sent scuttling across the floor by Bastien’s deft foot before it even got anywhere close.

Though disarmed, the man sprawled on the floor remained obviously undeterred. He reached across for that switchblade in anticipation of using it against Bastien and Natalie afterward but Bastien was quicker and beat him to the punch.

and then stabbed it cleanly into the back of that man’s

that man’s bloodcurdling scream was a blinding

god amongst men, Bastien’s movements were swift and decisive, and he transited

send Gerik

all a big misunderstanding. We don’t have to get violent. Let’s talk this out, like

“Okay.” Bastien nodded.

belief that his counterpart had agreed to a truce and would not be pushing

until Bastien’s

stricken upon the couch,

hundred bottles

and managed to lug in a hundred bottles of expensive wine which they laid neatly

“T-This is?”

leaving a single bottle unemptied and without spilling a single drop, and you’ll be free to walk away.” There

Gerik’s eyeballs almost popped.

bottles of water is already no joke, never mind a hundred

so would you not show some mercy and let me off?” Gerik’s legs went limp beneath him and brought him onto his knees. “I’d never do anything like this

showed no interest whatsoever in

on

“Will do, Mr. Nine.”