Nora continued to ignore him.
She was an expert at tuning people out.
Whenever she heard something she didn't like, she played deaf with zero guilt.
Annoyed at being brushed off twice, the man slammed his fist into the car window. "Are you deaf?! Your friend wrecked my car! If you want to leave, you're paying me for the extra damage right now!"
The loud bang made Nora jump.
"What is wrong with you?" Fury flaring, she glared at the man, pointing at a small dent above the window. "You're paying for that."
The man raised his fist, dropping his voice into a threat. "A thousand bucks. Hand it over, and I'll let you go."
The police hadn't even filed the report yet; there was no way they were paying a dime.
Grabbing Jasmine's hand, Nora turned to walk away.
The man immediately stepped in front of them, but before he could speak, a deep voice cut through the noise.
"Nora."
It had taken Maloney a few minutes to park. Striding up to Nora, he asked darkly, "What's going on here?"
Nora pointed at the guy. "He was just—"
Before she could finish, the beer-bellied man spun on his heel and scurried away with surprising agility.
Nora blinked.
Maloney was tall and broad-shouldered. Standing amid the chaotic crowd, his commanding presence and bespoke suit made it painfully obvious that he was someone not to be messed with.
But still, that guy ran away ridiculously fast!


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Will u upload more chapter of it...