Just as Leslie was about to leave the bar with Elena, who would have thought that Elena would go crazy again from drinking too much. Her drunken behavior was incredibly embarrassing; it seemed as though she viewed Leslie as a horse.

With her eyes closed, she even patted Leslie’s butt, saying, “You stubborn horse! Why

won’t you run for me? Hurry up and run!”

Leslie’s face instantly turned red, not knowing if it was from embarrassment or annoyance. It was probably the first time he had ever been treated like this.

He looked at Martina, seeking help, and said, “Miss Martinez, what should we do? Is

Miss Rodríguez going insane?”

It was no wonder Leslie asked such a question because it was the first time he had

encountered such a situation. He was scared to death and couldn’t possibly remain calm.

The key issue was that Elena’s craziness seemed to have no end. No one knew when it

would stop.

Seeing that Leslie was still motionless, Elena started dancing around him, shaking him

non–stop. In a loud outburst, she yelled, “Move it! My brother said he’d buy me a good

horse. Run, unless you want me to break your legs!”

believe her. If Miss Rodríguez had the guts, she could

breaking his legs!

witnessing Leslie’s desperate gaze, Martina could

her head.

Leslie, but could you please take her out of here quickly? If

to you later

Leslie for help. The situation was not as

to the idea, he

was Miss Martinez, and the boss’s favorite. If he didn’t listen to her, he would be

bar, a very

off his back. Meanwhile, Leslie took it all in stride, carrying Elena

they took forward, it felt like they were taking three steps back. Elena’s behavior on his back was just too outrageous and out of

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not be able to leave until sunrise,”

call Elena’s brother now, could she? If she did, Elena would probably sober up instantly, but it would also lead to a barrage of scolding, and

dismissed the idea. But the current situation was still difficult

didn’t improve, her only option might be to knock Elena unconscious for the time being. Anyway, she would be able to apologize the next day. It was definitely preferable to avoid causing a scene in

These people looked well–trained, like they knew their way around, and their

that these people were troublemakers, but for now, she could only pretend she hadn’t seen them, avoiding unnecessary

as possible, that would be a good thing for sure. Getting into a confrontation with them would likely lead to no good and might even backfire,

too meticulous, she could still distinguish between what was more urgent and what wasn’t. In this situation, the best choice was to leave

Leslie not sense the malicious intent of these people

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