Chapter 861 I Jinxed My Friends


    They were outside the restaurant now. The light was dim and it waste, so no one noticed them.


    Evelyn''s heart skipped a beat when she saw Calvert clutch Sheffield''s cor. "Let go of him! Now!" she


    ordered.


    With the same joker''s smile on his face, Sheffield released Evelyn''s hand and pulled her behind him.


    "Get back, honey. I''d really hate for your clothes to get ruined by their blood. They can''t afford those


    sick threads."


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    Evelyn was rendered speechless. How could he crack jokes at a time like this? Calvert was no


    pushover. This wasn''t a joking matter.


    Calvert moved his hands up a little bit and fastened his grip around Sheffield''s neck.


    Evelyn shot an anxious look to her ace in the hole, Tayson, who was hiding in the dark. She gestured to


    him.


    Without waiting for her to say anything, Tayson walked over to her slowly and said in a soft voice, "Miss


    Huo, please stand aside. I don''t want you to get hurt."


    Worry could be seen in Evelyn''s eyes. "Separate those two, please. Don''t let Calvert hurt Sheffield."


    Taking a nce at the slovenly man being choked, Tayson had mixed feelings.


    Before Tayson could take action, Calvert was tightening his grip, intending to take Sheffield to the


    ground. Sheffield felt his world go ck. He moved his hand outside his guard, took two of his foe''s


    fingers from around his throat, and twisted. Hard. Calvert, unprepared for the wrenching pain, stopped


    his attack.


    Evelyn saw what was going on. She witnessed how Sheffield had turned the tables and taught Calvert


    a lesson.


    All of a sudden, he lifted his right leg and kicked hard at Calvert''s knee. Then he retreated a step


    further. Calvert was knocked to the ground before he was able to fight back, nursing a sprained knee


    with possibly broken fingers.


    With that, Evelyn went quiet.


    Maybe her man was not as weak as he looked.


    Seeing her brother was hurt, Rowena cried out, "Aaah! Leave him alone!"


    But Sheffield wasn''t done. He pounced on the man on the ground, and started punching his face. Blood


    flecked his knuckles.


    Calvert was not a person to be trifled with. Even on the ground he was dangerous. He wrapped his legs


    around Sheffield''s body, propped himself up on his elbow, then got to his feet, trapping Sheffield''s arm


    so he couldn''t punch him.


    Evelyn got worried again when Calvert rose. "Tayson, go..." She was going to ask Tayson to go help


    Sheffield. But before she could finish her sentence, Sheffield headbutted Calvert, knocking him to the


    ground again.


    He was so quick Evelyn didn''t even see clearly how he did it. Once again, he started raining blows on


    Evelyn''s ex-boyfriend. Calvert was getting some blows in of his own. Elbows strikes, block, and


    grappling. None of these really had the advantage.


    Looking at the scene, Tayson whispered to Evelyn, "May I suggest holding back? Mr. Tang is not as


    simple as he seems."


    As time went by, she also gradually realized that Sheffield was not as dumb as he looked. She used to


    think he was just a doctor, but now she realized that he was highly skilled at martial arts as well.


    So surgery wasn''t the only thing he was good at. He also studied Chinese medicine and was


    developing new drugs to alter how medicine was practiced in the country. People called him Maestro


    Tang since he was a championship racer.


    She''d never seen him like this. There had never been a reason. And this was just one more thing that


    surprised Evelyn.


    Evelyn wondered what else he was good at.


    And wondered if she really wanted to find out.


    With Rowena''s shrieks providing an impromptu soundtrack, Sheffield beat the tar out of Calvert, even


    worse than Carlos had beaten Sheffield. Calvert''s face was a mess, almost unrecognizable.


    Rowena made a phone call, and several bodyguards came out of the darkness and rushed towards


    them.


    When Evelyn saw those men, once again, she wanted to ask Tayson to help Sheffield, but then she


    thought it was better to sit back and watch.


    Sure enough, Sheffield didn''t disappoint her. When one bodyguard got too close, Sheffieldced his


    fingers around his head, forcing it down while he jammed knee after knee into the man''s gut. When a


    second one approached, he moved the clinched man''s body between him and his buddy. The second


    bodyguard kept trying to punch over his friend, unable to connect. He used simr tactics when more


    attackers showed up. Dealing with those men was a breeze to him.


    After giving these bodyguards a good beating, he went to hit Calvert, who couldn''t even stand up. Most


    of his weight was supported by Rowena. This time, Evelyn stopped him. "Sheffield! It''s over."


    Panting, he lowered his fist and tidied his clothes. Calvert''s eyes were as venomous as a viper''s.


    Sheffield took a few breaths, then warned him hoarsely, "Listen up. Stay away from my wife, or I''ll dig


    out your organs and auction them off online."


    Calvert was too angry to control himself. He let go of Rowena and staggered to Sheffield again,


    swinging wildly. He was stopped by Rowena''s scream. "Stop! Just stop..."


    "In case I didn''t make myself clear..." Sheffield took out a scalpel from his pocket, waved it in front of


    brother and sister, and said with a grin, "I could start right away, in fact!"


    Looking at the scalpel, Calvert said through clenched teeth, "Try it!"


    "No problem! You think I''m afraid? Humph! " Sheffield held out his hand with the scalpel and swung it at


    Calvert''s waist.


    Rowena turned to Evelyn and said, "Evelyn, I''m so disappointed in you. How could you allow him to be


    so rude to my brother?"


    Sheffield cast a nce at Rowena. Before she could react, she felt something cold on her neck, just


    under her ear. It was sharp, she could tell.


    She was too frightened to move. She looked down and saw the scalpel. Her face went pale


    immediately.


    "Who do you think you are? Don''t talk to my wife that way! So how do you want it? I can take your


    beauty, or your life! One more word and I''ll kill you!"


    Calvert ordered, "Let''s get out of here! This isn''t over! Not by a long shot!"


    The bodyguards and Rowena held Calvert upright and left, leaving Sheffield, Evelyn and Tayson


    behind.


    After putting away the scalpel, Sheffield turned around and stood in front of Evelyn. Resting his arm


    around her shoulder, he said, "Let''s go. Time for bed." But he didn''t say much more, wincing from the


    damage he''d taken in the fight.


    Evelyn reprimanded, "I told you not to mess with him."


    Calvert was powerful. She was really worried about Sheffield''s future safety.


    Even though he was good at martial arts, everyone had their own weak point. And people like Calvert


    showed no mercy.


    If Calvert took advantage of his weakness, the consequences would be disastrous.


    Sheffield bowed his head and kissed her on the cheek. Then he said happily, "I know you''re worried


    about me. Don''t worry. I''m a scourge and I''ll be around for millennia!"


    Evelyn disagreed. "Who even says that?"


    "Other people. About me!" When Sheffield was young, many people regarded him as a scourge.


    "Don''t say that again." He was a great guy. Evelyn wouldn''t allow him to say that about himself.


    "Yes, princess," replied Sheffield obediently.


    "But what did that woman say to you? That man was trying to exin something to you, to apologize.


    Why?" He remembered that on their trip to Elephant Valley, Calvert called Evelyn then, and wanted to


    exin something to her.


    Evelyn looked at him with dim eyes and answered frankly, "She said I was a jinx to my boyfriend and


    was not good enough for Calvert. She also said I jinxed my friends." Speaking of this, sheughed


    bitterly and said, "She''s not wrong. Besides my ex-boyfriends who died, two of my best friends were


    hurt too. One was disabled and the other died young..."