Love at the Wrong Table (Emmanuel Lowe and Mackenzie) novel Chapter 67

Chapter 67

Xylie realized that she had run into a scoundrel. She swiftly spun on her

heel to leave.

“Haha! Don’t go, pretty!” A lackey wearing a gold chain grabbed her.

Licking his lips, he declared, “This is your lucky day! My boss, Rat, has taken

a fancy to you! Take a seat and have a few drinks with him!”

“… I don’t know him!” Xylie argued even as she struggled.

“Haha, you don’t even know Rat? Have you heard of the renowned Mr.

Webber in the southern area of Yeringham, then? Rat is his sworn brother!”

the man wearing a gold chain proclaimed with a smug grin.

Samuel enjoyed great popularity in Yeringham, especially among the

various major nightclubs and bars. No one was a stranger to his

reputation.

Xylie adamantly shook her head and struggled desperately.

“Damn it! As long as you agree to keep me company tonight, all this

money will be yours!”

Following that, Rat Lauer slapped a stack of bills onto the table. From the

looks of it, it was at least tens of thousands.

He had picked up girls from the bar countless times, and many pretended

to be virtuous. Yet, when all was said and done, they protested for the

sake of money.

Many of them instantly changed their tune upon seeing the stack of bills

awaiting them.

However, Xylie did not even spare it a single glance. She continued

struggling and countered icily, “Sorry, but you’re mistaken! I’m not a bar

hostess. If you need one, I can help to notify someone to come over and

serve you.”

Having said that, she pivoted to leave.

“Damn it, what a b*tch! You don’t want to do things the nice way, huh?”

Going off the deep end, Rat smashed a beer bottle at her feet.

Crash!

The sound of the beer bottle shattering had the whole bar plunging into

silence in a flash.

“Take a step further if you dare! I’ll kill you!” Rat threatened in a glacial

voice.

That snagged the attention of a number of people.

“What are the lot of you looking at? We might just gouge your eyes out!”

Each of Rat’s lackeys was more arrogant than the last. They pointed at the

other patrons and cursed them out.

The people around did not even dare watch the show anymore, much less

attempt to be a knight in shining armor and save the damsel in distress.

After all, it was clear as day that the group of men was not to be trifled