When There Is Nothing Left But Love novel (Ashton and Scarlett ) novel Chapter 1719

“Screw you, b*stard! If you dare lay a finger on Scar…”

Thud!

Right after Nathaniel finished talking, John dashed into the club and gave him a punch without a second thought.

He was so swift that no one came forward to stop him in time. Thus, Nathaniel got punched in the face, causing his head to drop aside. At once, the corner of his lip swelled up as blood trickled down his mouth. The pungent stench of blood intensified.

I knew things had turned complicated after John threw that punch.

Nathanial wasn’t someone who’d repay a grudge with favor. Judging by the way he was glowering at John now, I was pretty sure he’d take revenge on John soon.

However, John was no pushover. Seeing through his plan, he was about to give Nathaniel another punch again, but Nathaniel’s men had already regained their composure and rushed forward to surround their employer. The security was so tight that not even a fly could fly in, let alone John’s punch.

Hence, John had no choice but to put his arm down. He was still boiling in rage and promptly decided to go against them, though he was alone and outnumbered. Narrowing his gaze, he announced coldly, “All right. Come at me! Don’t waste my time.”

The men in black didn’t respond. It was possible they had no idea what he was talking about, or perhaps they were waiting for Nathaniel’s order.

Feeling humiliated by their disdainful looks directed at him, John balled his hands into fists.

Luckily, John’s men arrived in time to salvage the situation. Both sides stood still in a stalemate. Once they took action, one side would have to defeat the other side to resolve the matter.

My goal was to save the wounded employee. I had no intention of complicating the issue. As they were still in a stalemate, I asked the employee softly, “Can you get to your feet?”

He bobbed his head weakly. I immediately helped him up, but his weight was too much for me and I nearly stumbled. John spotted that and rushed over to steady me.