"Otto, quit talking. Let's go teach him a lesson."
Otto wasn't interested in wasting time. He waved to his guys. "Just break a leg. Don't kill him."
The four thugs gripped their iron bars and rushed forward, trying to close in on Lawrence.
But Lawrence was already moving.
He took two casual steps. The guy in front swung his bar straight at Lawrence's head.
It never even brushed his clothes. Lawrence moved like a wildcat, his left hand snapping around the thug's wrist. He twisted hard, and at the same time, his right elbow slammed into the man's ribs.
A bone cracked. The scream that followed was almost inhuman.
The steel pipe hit the ground as the man tumbled back, out cold.
Otto stared in disbelief. Less than ten seconds and one of his men was down?
He realized this wasn't the easy job he thought it would be. He shouted, his voice cracking, "All of you, get him! Don't hold back! Give him hell!"
The other three lunged at Lawrence. In the shadows, Lawrence moved like it was nothing. Every dodge was perfect, every strike sharp and brutal.
To Lawrence, these street thugs were just for show. He fought with clean, efficient moves and hit with real force. In under two minutes, all three were on the ground—one clutching his head, one curled up and gasping, the last one sprawled out, moaning.
Otto barely had time to process what happened. His hands shook around the steel pipe. Lawrence was coming straight for him, looking like he could rip him apart, not even breathing hard.
Otto finally realized just how bad he'd screwed up.
"Yes. The transfer, our chat history—it's all on my phone."
Lawrence bent down, grabbed Otto's phone, and used his face to unlock it. He snapped photos of the evidence, tossed the phone aside, and called the police. He gave them the address and explained what happened, then waited.
Otto and his crew lay scattered in the alley, full of regret.
None of them expected to run into someone this dangerous.
Even with ten more guys, they wouldn't have stood a chance.
Twenty minutes later, the police arrived and arrested all five of them. The captain looked at Lawrence, eyebrows raised. "You took them down by yourself?"
Lawrence just nodded. "Got lucky, I guess."

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The readers' comments on the novel: After the Fall A Leap into a Stranger's Arms
Im stiĺl waiting for the update, thank you....
I’m glad I hung in there for all 368 chapters. This was a really good story!...
They are on a base. Alice and Shirley need to be approved and sponsored to enter. What are they worried for? Can random people just come on base?...
I’m glad the tech team has a conscience. I was also thinking the same thing about the team being the one to build it because Shirley doesn’t code anything....
This hearing is being drug out like one in real life....
How does Shirley think she can dismiss and call witnesses at will in the courtroom, telling Amy that she could leave now?...
The audacity. She just insulted his deceased wife and their child, but she wants justice? 🤣🤣...
This is the most delusional couple. Making up slights against themselves from people who couldn’t care less. Twisting everything into their own narrative of what they think and feel....
Finally. It’s all out there....
I hope he remembers to stop access to anything Alice currently has the rights to take....