No Chance of Remarriage: Get Lost

Chapter 1999 Trying To Gain Sympathy

Surprisingly, Brian, despite his skinny appearance, possessed quite a strength.

Perhaps it was because the strength between men and women was inherently different, coupled with the fact that the effects of the drug hadn’t completely worn off yet.

Meanwhile, Bella was having some difficulty breaking free.

All she could do was watch, wide-eyed, as Brian approached her with his greasy, thick tongue, ready to

kiss.

In a fit of urgency, Bella slapped Brian hard.

Her force was substantial, enough to knock his head sideways.

Perhaps it was just like that, which left a sense of resentment in Brian’s heart, as he immediately wanted to retaliate.

Bang!

door was kicked open, followed immediately by a

he was flipped over, falling directly onto the

pain continuously. Fresh blood

on Brian’s forehead, she sobered. up instantly. She then

the two of them could

parted her lips slightly. Everything had happened so suddenly,

her perspective, Bella could only see his chiseled side profile and the determined look on his face, accentuated by

was still holding Bella and hadn’t left the room when Brian started to threaten, “Hey, hey, hey. Don’t you dare leave. You owe me an explanation. And you, Bella, you’ve been drugged. Do you know what kind. of drug it is? It’s an aphrodisiac from the black market-the kind that can turn even the most virtuous. woman into a wh*re. I’m telling you the truth. If you don’t obediently lie beneath me today, you can

Brian spoke, the more smug he became. Toward the end, he even started to

want to bother, as he just wanted to

signaling him to put her down.

old man? If the contract is lost, you can collaborate with others. If the money is gone, you can earn it

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truths, she simply didn’t know whether to

cry.

curious. What kind of person am

Sophisticated or vulgar?

eyes?

of them could hear. “Don’t worry. I know what I’m doing… Besides, if it weren’t for your timely arrival, this old man would have succeeded. Can’t I go