A Healer’s Journey
Chapter 133
Chapter 133 Beat Him Up Twice
At the sight of the police cars, Solomon immediately assumed that Finnegan had called the police.
Finnegan had intended to offer an explanation, but he quickly closed his mouth upon reflection.
Solomon was undoubtedly convinced that Finnegan had alerted the police, rendering any explanation futile.
The Zymons family’s elites panicked upon seeing the police cars.
Darkness had existed since ancient times, yet it had never dared to confront the light.
They tossed their batons and machetes while gathering in a circle.
The convoy of police cars came to a halt, and more than two hundred armed police officers swiftly got out, forming a perimeter around the vicinity.
“Captain Quickwood!” A few police officers ran over to Romona.
Solomon’s expression changed. “Captain of the police department?”
Despite the public setting, Romona didn’t restrain herself. She delivered a forceful kick to Solomon’s abdomen and commanded, “Bring everyone back. No one can be bailed out. Put those who instigate any disturbance straight in jail!”
The police officers swarmed forward, and the Zymons family’s elites dared not put up a fight.
Solomon’s wrists were secured in handcuffs, and he no longer exuded the air of an arrogant scion of the Zymons family.
Before leaving, he glared at Finnegan. “How dare you subject me to this humiliation? Just you wait. You’ve successfully ignited my wrath!”
Romona stepped forward and gave him a tight slap.
“How dare you threaten someone right in front of me? Bring him back and give him a beating. I’ll bear the responsibility.”
Romona kicked Solomon, silencing his upcoming insults. “Take him back, and beat him up twice!”
Soon, Solomon and approximately eighty members of the Zymons family’s elite were escorted away, allowing the street to return to its state of tranquility.
Finnegan acted like an outsider and stretched himself. “It feels good to be protected. Casper, close the door. Let’s go home.”
Romona didn’t leave with the others and grabbed Finnegan, insisting, “Come with me tonight!”
malice in her expression, she didn’t come across as intimidating.
throat. “Well, you guys can talk. I’m gonna
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afraid of being detained
me. Solomon insulted you tonight, so I suggest you return and do whatever
assist the Wahlstrom family in escapin trouble, but it’s futile. There are
“Can I take it that Solomon will be released
didn’t want Solomon to
with him tonight, but did they cause you any harm Someone of his status can
That makes sense.
to come up with a solution
Come home
want? I’m not a
take me for a loose woman!”
pestered by Romona, Liam returned home to
report.
listening to the details, Liam let out a derisive snort. “As I suspected, Finnegan doesn’t have strong connections with the Miles family or the Haimowitz
Sable, are we
replied, a wicked smile forming on his l*ps. “Once Mr. Zymons realizes he’s been outsmarted, he won’t let Finnegan off the hook easily. He’ll take care of the matter for me. There is no need for
nodded. “Got
with a courtyard, Finnegan was engaged
you come from the esteemed Quickwood family, while I’m just an ordinary citizen. Don’t
as though she was going
it? Why do you
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never experienced such a profound sense of defeat before in her life.
b*stard is too much.
Finnegan responded earnestly. Seeing that she was on the verge of tears, he hurriedly clarified, “It’s just that I have a preference for women who are more ladylike and gentle in
anger intensified. “Are you saying I’m not ladylike and
shut up.
may be a woman, but you have a
if you go home, I’ll barge into
into her room and slammed the door shut.
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