My beloved wife

"You little fool, don't say that to me." He flicked her forehead. "Let's go to stay in my car. It's so cold standing out here."

He carried Nina into the car. At this moment, Cary came out from nowhere and said, "Hey, hey."

Nina turned around and saw it was Cary. She widened her eyes and shouted angrily, "It's him! It is him who came to drink with Rita and made her disappear!"

Frank squinted and said coldly, "Mr. Cary."

"Mr. Cary?" Nina didn't know what was going on now. She only knew that this man was a friend of Pitt.

"This is the second son of the Su family, the second elder brother of Nora." Now Frank knew why Rita disappeared. It must be the tricks of Cary.

"Where did you take Rita to?" Nina rushed forward and wanted to have a fight with Cary. "Hand her over! If you dare to hurt her, Aaron Leng won't let you go!"

"I don't hurt her," said Cary, raising his hands and smiling cheekily. "She is not with me."

Rita is not with you, you must know where she is. Hand her over. We'll pretend nothing has happened. If

proper business At the

He looked at Frank carefully, thinking that he might be some

you threatening me? I'm not afraid of being threatened at all. I know where Rita is, but

grabbed Cary's collar and gave him a punch. She had learned some classes of Kung Fu, and

Fearing that she would suffer losses alone, Frank stepped forward and pulled her back.

his face in pain and roared at her, "You hit me? How dare you hit me?

Aaron's heart. If you dare to hurt her, Mr. Aaron will definitely let you pay the price of ten times or a hundred times back. You know the consequences. Why do you bother doing that? You have no conflict with Rita, right? Your sister

calmed down and looked up at Frank. He was looking

for the sake of Nora. But, would Cary get himself out of the matter so easily? Would he be so kind? Nora would kill him if she knew it.

as Cary was, he kept silent for a while

where Rita is. I happened to hear your conversation just now, and I was just bluffing you. You know, I don't have to go against a woman, and yes, I have no enmity with her. Why should