Chapter 164 To Cherish Life
Chapter 164 To Cherish Life
Abbot became ill-tempered. The man crawled to his feet and begged for his life.
"Abbot, I promise I''ll never do it again."
"Spare me once, and I''ll go back to chip in for you today."
"I took 300 thousand dors out of you, and I''ll pay you back 600 thousand dors. Please, don''t beat
me anymore."
The man begged for mercy as he struggled at Abbot''s hands.
Abbot may also be tired. So he no longer grabbed the man by the cor, instead stepping on the man''s
face. "Now you''re afraid. Why did you dare to do that? If you want to make money from me, you have
to see if you''re tough enough yourself."
Reba was shocked by the scene. The waitress beside her noticed that her ankle was injured and
asked in a low voice, "Madam, is your ankle OK?"
Hearing the waitress'' words, Reba came back to earth and nced at her bleeding ankle, said no
more, and jumped on one leg to the private room.
What a jest!
She almost lost her life, let alone a small ankle.
Reba was still in shock when she went back to the private room. Seeing that Faye was ying with
her phone on the sofa, she pursed her mouth and said, "Faye, take a look at me."
Faye looked up at her when she heard the words. "Huh?"
Reba was serious. "Is my ophryon ck?"
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Faye raised an eyebrow. "Have you suffered the disaster of being murdered?"
Faye finished her words, noticed the bloodstains on her ankle, and teased, "The prediction came true
so fast."
Faye poked fun at her as she squatted down to help her dress the wound with a band-aid taken out of
her bag.
The good thing was that the wound wasn''t big or deep, and a band-aid was more than enough to cover
the wound.
Faye got up after putting on the band-aid. Reba stared at Faye with a leisured expression as if she
was facing death without flinching. "Faye, I''m afraid my good days areing to an end."
"Did yourpany go bankrupt?"
"It''s even worse than that mypany goes bankrupt."
Faye has never seen her with such an expression since she knew her.
How to describe it?
Probably it was kind of a decadent feeling that one smoked a cigarette, looked at the sky, and got by
however he could.
Not only was she dispirited, but she was also sad.
Seeing that Reba wasn''t joking, Faye held back her smile and said seriously, "What happened?"
Reba pursed her mouth. "Just now I saw Abbot outside."
"And then?"
Reba guiltily swallowed a spit. "He is beating a man, and it''s said that the man cheated him of his
money."
Hearing her words, Faye knew why she was upset. Then she smiled and consoled her, "Don''t worry.
Abbot can''t find out that you''re the female college student who flirted with him."
"Why are you so sure?" Reba said, incredulous.
Faye answered with a smile, "Abbot has a sharp business mind, but he is a green hand in a
rtionship. So it''s his blind spot."
Reba''s heart still fluttered with fear. "But I''m still afraid."
Faye teased her. "Is it a littlete that you''re afraid now?"
Thinking of what she did some time ago, Reba tried to weep but failed to shed a tear. "If I knew he
was so violent early, I would not dare to trick him."
With these words, Reba pursed her mouth, seeming to want to say something else. However, the
door of the private room was pushed open from the outside.
Reba''s heart skipped a beat and she looked back as she heard the noise.
Standing at the door, Abbot met her gaze and looked down at her injured ankle. "Is it you who I hurt
just now?"
Reba felt that she abruptly started to produce a lot of saliva and became frightened. She first shook
her head, then nodded, and shook her head again.
Abbot frowned at Reba, and he was puzzled about her reaction. "You shook your head but then
nodded. What did you mean?"
"Yes, it''s me."
After speaking, she hurriedly added again, "But I don''t need you to be responsible."
Abbot strangely looked at her. "Have you gone good?"
"..."
Reba thought to herself, "No. Because I cherish my life."