An Understated Dominance (Maria Vittori) novel Chapter 650

"Good job; you gave them a good beating!"

"These bullies who only pick on the weak deserve to be punished!"

The onlookers, who were all Abigail's neighbors, cheered and applauded when they saw that Abigail had won. They were often bullied by the gangsters and finally felt avenged.

"Abigail, you're too impulsive. You shouldn't have laid a hand on these people!" At that moment, Mr. Robinson limped forward, his face etched with worry.

"Why can't I? They're bullying us. Do you want me to just take this sitting down?" Abigail frowned. She thought her courageous act would earn her father's praise. She didn't expect him to reprimand her instead.

"Abigail, you're too young. You don't understand how evil society is. These men have people backing them. The situation will only worsen since you beat them up." Mr. Robinson had a pained expression.

"So what if they have someone backing them? Do you think I'm afraid? Not to mention, if I hadn't acted, would our house still be standing here?" Abigail scoffed.

"Wealth is an external possession. It's alright if they tear down our house, as long as we are safe. You should always remember that safety comes first!" Mr. Robinson said earnestly.

"Hmph! You're such a coward that you won't even retaliate when someone beats you up. Do you know that the weaker you are, the more you'll be targeted? How long will it take for you to stand up for yourself!" Abigail screamed.

"I …" Mr. Robinson was rendered speechless. As a father, he only wished for his daughter's safety. It didn't matter if he was wronged.

"I didn't expect you to have some skills, little brat." Suddenly, the young man in sunglasses opened the car door and got out. Behind him were two burly bodyguards dressed in suits.

"And who are you?" Abigail gripped her baseball bat once more, her expression wary.

"I'm Chad Miller from the Charging Tiger Gang. You just beat up my men earlier." The young man in sunglasses said nonchalantly.

"The Charging Tiger Gang?" The onlookers' expressions fell with his revelation.