Stealing Your Heart

It was a common occurrence to handle troubles caused by drunkards here. The bouncers here were an experienced lot. Hearing the manager’s order, the two tried to grab and twist Su Zhan’s arms at the same time. As for Su Zhan, he wanted to fight not because he was looking for a beating, but rather wanting to vent his pent-up frustration. As they tried to pounce on him, being the more agile one, he sidestepped and slid around one. Avoiding one of the bouncer’s outstretched hand, Su Zhan proceeded to send a kick flying from behind him.

The bouncer lost his balance and fell into the arms of the manager.

The manager pushed him away as he grunted with disgust, “Damn, two of you can’t even handle him?”

Apologizing profusely, the bouncer felt ashamed, “I’m sorry, manager.”

“Stop the nonsense. Just beat him up!” the manager angrily shouted.

During this time, another bouncer was fighting with Su Zhan. Seeing him occupied, the previous bouncer took the advantage and strangled his neck from behind.

Su Zhan tried the break from the bouncer’s hold on his neck. Meanwhile, the bouncer in front found his opportunity and swung his fist towards the former’s abdomen. Having been on the receiving end of Su Zhan’s few fistfuls of punches, with his swollen nose and face, he was eager for some payback.

Grunt!

Su Zhan frowned and snorted a few times. Finding the opportunity to retaliate, he arched his arms and elbowed repeatedly to the abdomen and chest of the person behind him who was currently strangling his neck.

him finally loosened his grip. Su Zhan immediately grabbed his assailant’s hand and

the bottles were swept off the table and fell on the ground, shattering

were pierced by the bottle

continued to

as the whole place was filled with the strong

bouncers looked at one another and

who was in a bad mood and unrestrained in his moves. He was looking

“the weak are afraid of the strong, the

Zhan was the reckless

two bouncers was Su Zhan’s match, even when they ganged upon

looked on at the mess anxiously. Without sparing a thought, he grabbed the vase on the shelf, took out the flowers, and threw them away. Holding the vase, he found the opportunity to slam it onto Su

were fixed on the two bouncers, red with frenzy. So fixated was he that he did not notice the manager approaching. As the vase was slammed down, it broke in an instant.

Take this

bouncers. Now that they had the opportunity for a payback, they naturally would

the ground as the two bouncers pulled no punches. Even as he was down, both of