The Guardian’s Sword by Talking Cigarette

Jagoan carried Lisha from the car in his arms until they reached the room Shirley had arranged.

“Are you sharing the room with Lisha tonight? Or do you want another room?” Shirley asked, leaning against the door frame.

“Another room,” Jagoan said with a straight face.

Shirley chuckled weirdly and led Jagoan to the room next door.

Then she pulled out a bottle of red wine and said to Jagoan, “The night is still young. Why don’t we have a drink and chat?”

“I’m not interested in that,” Jagoan said and pushed Shirley out of the room.

Jagoan had witnessed how bold and shameless the woman was. It would be a waste of breath to persuade her to leave, so Jagoan kicked her out without a word to have peace and quiet as soon as possible.

pushed Shirley out of the room. She tried to weasel her way back in, but the door slammed shut as

on the doorknob, but there was

swift action made Shirley’s face livid with anger, and her

hope you never get a wife!” Shirley kicked the door and yelled

ancient bronze

Besides, Jagoan had abundant assets and two super conglomerates. He had no lack of money. He did not care

bronze sword fragment, he had achieved the purpose of his mission to

in the mess between Lisha and Aria

have to help Lisha

not that Jagoan was unwilling to help Lisha, but what if

never be scared. However, he was the commander-in-chief of Dorodo’s city defense army, representing Dorodo. If he hastily got into Lisha and Aria’s feud, it was likely to impact Crosac’s relationship with Dorodo in a way that was