The Runaway Groom

Chapter 572

Ricky was glaring furiously at Zachary, his eyes opened so wide they were bulging as if they would pop out.

In a split second, he rushed forward, grabbed Zachary by the collar, and launched a lightning quick jab on his face!

Pow!

There was a dull thud and Zachary tasted blood on his lips.

Ricky did not loosen his grip, however, and shoved Zachary to the floor as he kept clobbering him.

Stunned for a moment, Irene quickly came to her senses and ran up to pull him away. "Calm down!"

‘How could I?!’ Ricky bellowed in rage. "He's a married man, but he had to keep bugging Lulu! That's why she was killed. It's him. It's all because of him..."

He had lost all rationality right then. All he wanted to do was to murder Zachary!

‘Get off mel” he cried and shook Irene off.

As she lost her balance and fell on the couch, she grimaced in pain as she felt a pull on the scar over her belly.

Ricky did not notice her discomfort, however, and was still punching Zachary relentlessly.

did not resist-he actually thought that Ricky was

had stayed away from Lulu after getting married, Ember would not have set her sights on Lulu, and

"You're right. I did

look of regret would get you off the hook! Absolutely not!" Ricky cried even as he throttled Zachary. "If you want penance, I'll send you to her right now.

despite much difficulty just then, and snapped,’ That's enough, Ricky! Killing

doing is

words brought him to his

real culprit? As in the people who

Irene walked up to him, ignoring the pain in her belly as she

wasn't the one who killed

them for a while before he said, “You're looking at

mother had ordered Lulu's death. How was it different

think I wouldn't touch you!" Ricky snapped, convinced

know you would, but give me time," Zachary said calmly. "There's something I must do, and you can do anything you want to me

then. "Yeah. We are all in grief, but that is all the more reason we must work together to destroy

at Irene

gradually calmed down, giving Zachary one

Zachary up.

a little as he got to his