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He Finally Noticed Me Right When I Was Leaving novel Chapter 204

Felicity panicked entirely.

How did Franklin follow her here?

Franklin gave Alaric zero time to recover. After landing the first punch, he brought his foot down heavily onto Alaric's calf.

He used brutal force, and Alaric immediately collapsed to the ground, howling in agony.

Franklin was absolutely enraged. He aimed another vicious punch at his face. "You old bastard! Don't you look in the mirror? Messing around with young girls?! You shameless piece of trash, I'll end you tonight!"

With that, he aimed a ruthless stomp squarely at Alaric's groin.

Alaric was in so much pain that he couldn't even make a sound. He curled into a tight ball, desperately clutching himself, rolling in agony on the pavement.

Franklin still wasn't satisfied and moved in to inflict more damage.

Felicity had never seen her brother act like such a bloodthirsty monster. Her face drained of all color as she rushed forward to pull him back. "Franklin! Franklin! Please calm down!"

Franklin was furious with his sister too. He spun around, glaring at her with a cold sneer. "Felicity Foster, the Foster family feeds you, clothes you, and raised you all these years. What exactly are you trying to accomplish by throwing yourself at some old man?"

Tears streamed down Felicity's face. "Please, don't be mad yet. Just listen to me..."

"How can I not be mad?!" Franklin roared, trembling with rage. "What has the Foster family ever denied you?! Did you lack money? Designer clothes? Handbags? Why would you degrade yourself like this?!"

"I lacked love! The family gave me everything, but nobody loved me!" The deep-seated pain Felicity had buried for so long finally erupted. "Mom and Dad were never around. You raised me, but all I wanted was for you to dote on me and spoil me like other brothers do. That's all!"

Franklin looked utterly baffled. "Did I not take care of you enough?"

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