The Ex-Husband’s Revenge By Dragonsky novel Chapter 292

Chapter 292

Disappointed by Joseph’s performance, the crowd erupted in a heated discussion.

“I thought he was a skilled fighter. How could he lose after just one move?” Louisa was stunned. She thought. that Joseph was a rare talent, only to realize that he bragged all along. “Damn it! He’s a liar. I almost fell for it!” She muttered angrily, her admiration toward Joseph vanishing with no trace. When she thought of how she was fooled, she felt so frustrated that she wished she could kick Joseph in the face.

“I told you not to be fooled, and you just wouldn’t listen! He is just trained in external power, so he is in no way a match for an expert in internal power! How could he be a martial artist?” Leon snorted.

of men.

“Talking like you’re any better. If it was you, that old guy would have crushed you like a fly!” Louisa glanced at Leon in contempt. In her mind, she categorized Joseph and Leon into the same group

Joseph flushed at the mocking comments directed at him, desperately wishing that he could hide his face.

After the brief fight earlier, he realized that Mister White was an actual martial artist, who was far more

powerful than he was. If he continued to resist, he would suffer far worse injuries.

“Go! Break his leg and toss him out of here!” Mister White commanded coldly.

Two of Mister White’s men grabbed an iron rod and stalked up to Joseph ruthlessly.

“No…” Terrified, Joseph let go of his pride and pleaded, “Mister White… I was wrong. I’m willing to apologize and compensate twice for the losses of this bar…”

“You should’ve done this right from the beginning instead of having to suffer this way!” Mister White snorted, before waving his hand to signal his men to leave.

“Ugh! Not only is he a liar, but he’s also a coward, too! How embarrassing!” Louisa glared at Joseph in

“You four, too!” Mister White turned his attention to Leon, Louisa, and the other two.

“This has nothing to do with us. Annie, Lacey, let’s go!” Not intimidated, Louisa took her friends‘ hands and turned to leave. As for Leon, she did not care if he was beaten to death.