Talented Heiress A Rose with Thorns (Yvette and Wilson) novel Chapter 855

Yvette maintained her nonchalance and calmly walked out of the car before casting a condescending glance at the group of men dressed in black.

"Did you guys say you want to teach me a lesson? What makes you think you have what it takes to do that?" Yvette sounded extremely arrogant.

The group of men were beside themselves with rage, and their expressions were as black as night. "How dare you look down on us, asshole?"

"Let her have it, Branson. Make sure she understands the cost of crossing us."

Yvette scanned the men from head to toe, and her rosy lips curled into a sneer. She snorted in mild annoyance. "You guys should just come at me together."

What she said was exceedingly humiliating for the group of men.

"You fucking asked for it, asshole! Get her, boys. Teach her a lesson she will never forget!"

One of Yvette's guards, who was hiding somewhere discreet, saw what happened and immediately said anxiously, "There are so many of them, Mr. Galanis. Ms. Murray is vastly outnumbered. How is she supposed to defeat them? We should show ourselves and keep her safe."

Wilson cherished Yvette the most. If she were harmed in the slightest, they would all face a world of trouble.

Ever since they returned to Yenosha, Wilson appointed Apollo to protect Yvette in secret. She was aware that Wilson did this out of concern for her. Thus, she simply allowed Apollo to do his job.

However, she had a rule. Apollo was to hold back and avoid intervening in her personal matters unless she gave them the okay.

"Ms. Murray hasn't given the order. More to the point, you just don't know her well enough. None of those men pose a threat to her."

After all, Yvette was the lady who blew up Shadow Alliance's casino. Apollo was no match for her, let alone these random street thugs.

The guard who voiced out earlier didn't quite believe Apollo's words. "But Ms. Murray looks like a fragile and vulnerable lady, Mr. Galanis. There's no way she could defeat this many men and—"

Before he could finish his sentence, he realized that Yvette had already whacked all of her opponents to the ground.