I've Been There Before

The woman was pushed aside by Kern and looked at the scene in a daze. Suddenly the two men scuffled.

No one seemed to give in.

Ingemar looked gloomy, and he tried to stop him, but Caden pushed him aside.

When it comes to fighting, Ingemar was no match for Caden, and it was beyond Ingemar's expectations that Kern could withstand Caden’s beating.

It could be seen that Kern also practiced frequently and had never been lazy on his skills.

But what Kern didn't understand was that Caden was the descendant of the Shaw family, and the education and training he had received were beyond the expectations of ordinary people.

What the biggest mistake Kern made was that he offended Caden's mother.

Even though Caden was in bad spirits at the moment, he still tried his best to be against Kern.

almost a

bang and Kern accidentally fell to

a mad man, raised his fist fiercely, and was ready to

a figure rushed out and stood in

startled at the same

midair, stared in disbelief at the woman. His raised fist shook tightly. "Are you serious?" he asked, draining all his

magnetic voice sounded

Suddenly, he smiled, and then wiped the blood on his

really win? Who is the real winner, who is

Caden's eyes.

from him and looked deeply at the woman in front of him. "Do

words sounded sad when they came out from this man's

to chime in, "Grace, you

put his hand