Leaving The Country After Divorce

Chapter 1382

Lucian, however, pulled Roxanne to sit back down. “There's still a lot. Eat slowly.”

Upon saying that, he deshelled another crawfish for her.

At the sight of how calm and natural the man was, Roxanne was filled with puzzlement.

But gradually, she calmed down too.

Somehow, she always felt that Lucian would never let anything happen to her whenever he was around.

Like how she had fallen into the water at the beach the other time, thuy Lucian would always hold onto her steadily.

In the twinkling of an eye, the two got back on rhythm.

Roxanne mindlessly accepted the fact that Lucian was deshelling the crawfish for her. The more she ate, the more she thought it was delicious.

They had just finished the dish when those drunkards gathered near them again. This time, they each had a glass of beer in their hands.

“Hey, gorgeous. Come on, let's be friends and have a drink together!”

One of the drunkards tried to lean closer to Roxanne. He was getting so near Roxanne that his glass almost hit her face.

about to get up and move further away, a hand reached over, firmly seized that drunkard's

flashed across Lucian's eyes as he lifted the corners of his lips into an unfathomable smile. “You love to drink?

glass and brought it toward

by Lucian's action initially, but after he snapped back from his trance, he shook Lucian's hand away in

drunkard could not move an inch despite a fierce struggle. Instead, he found his

with you? Stay away from me if you aren't courting death!” the

the other drunkards had their attention on Lucian, and

not seem to notice their existence. He slowly finished his glass of beer

before her, Roxanne felt her heart nearly thumping out of

is Lucian

they? Are they filming

the same uniform!

and discussions were buzzing wildly among

those bodyguards the crowd was talking about had something

MPVs stopped by the roadside. Over ten burly men clad in

He really called for

right, and at once, they turned and tried to

those bodyguards charged toward

“Mr. Farwell.”