Love At The Wrong Table

For her, that tattoo used to be a symbol of love, but now it was nothing but an insult.

At the age of eighteen, she experienced her first crush when she met a man six years her senior.

He came from a prestigious family, part of a rare and traditional martial arts clan. He had been training in martial arts from a young age and was hailed as a once–in–a–generation genius. Ashton had once challenged him, but her formidable combat skills, which had left many men reeling in pain, were rendered feeble before him.

He conquered her heart with his incredible prowess. Ashton fell deeply in love with him and claimed she would do anything for him.

He asked her to get a tattoo, and he even had her sneak into a place to help him with some tasks. Those tasks came with significant risks, but at the time, Ashton was willing, believing that he also loved her and that they would get married. However, when she finished the tasks and heard the news of his engagement to a wealthy heiress, Ashton was shocked and heartbroken.

was a simple “thank you.” She realized that she had

typical portrayal of a villain in novels or TV dramas with a sinister face. Instead, he had the face of a protagonist and the abilities of one, yet he was

toward evildoers and even more determined to

of the sc*mbag reminded her of Blake, the suspect. After investigating him, she found that he was undoubtedly a top–tier sc*mbag, constantly involved in either playing with women

couldn’t do it alone. The man’s abilities surpassed even Sage’s, let

her

already brought Xylie Tanner back

under tremendous pressure. Now, with at least

“However, I have some bad news for you. Blake Dotson is now with Magnús Zelinsky and

might not solve any of the three

the other side of the city, Blake was driving his old Corolla with Magnus, heading toward an ancient town near