Darling, Don't Get Rid of Me

Chapter 43 Make An Apology

In the direction of the bar counter, a thin, tall man in a black leather coat was clutching a girl's wrist with

a red finger print on his face.

"Shame on you! Aren't you a whore?"

Although the girl was restrained, she still looked arrogant and coldly said, "Loosen your hand."

"I won't loosen it. I haven't been beaten by anyone since I grew up. Do you know who I am? No one in

this street doesn't know my name, Dragon!"

The girl frowned, showing disgust on her face, "Can you shut up? It's so stinky, what kind of stinky

dragon mouth is this?"

The crowd laughed at what she said.

The man lost his face and just dragged the girl out of anger and went out, "You will be punished for

what you have done today."

They walked only for several steps and a figure blocked them, "You can't take her away."

"Little boy, who are you? You think you can rescue the girl with your figure?"

Although Colin was tall, but he was quit slim because he was just out of the hospital and his skin was

even whiter than those average girls, which made him looked weak.

"She doesn't want to go with you and you cannot take her away. This is a society ruled by law."

The man laughed and almost lost his breath. He let go of the girl and grabbed Colin's neckline. "Brat,

do you know the place here? It is the Backsea, a nightclub street. No laws here and you talked about

the rule of law society? Just fuck off! "

Colin's classmates immediately rolled up their sleeves and stood forward with their strong bodies,

"Whom did you ask to fuck off?" Têxt belongs to NôvelDrama.Org.

"Let go of him right now."

The man was stunned for a moment, and he sneered immediately, "Okay, you have your companions.

Guys, stop drinking and help me here. Didn't you see this group of brats?"

A row of gangsters with colorful hairs soon stood up behind him, and pulled out steel pipes under

tables.

Colin was the first one to react and hit Dragon with his fist right on his head, turned around and shouted

at the girl, "Run."

The two groups wrestled together in a second and the entire nightclub was mixed in. The fighting

became more and more violent.

But no one noticed that the girl stood aside with a slight frowning. A tall man in the crowd walked

towards her to prevent her from danger, and one of them whispered, "Miss, Let us handle it and please

go..."

Before he finished his words, his eyes stiffened. He looked back stiffly and saw a young man holding a

chair. Then he fell down instantly.

Colin looked at the girl and said anxiously, "Why you did not run?"

He crashed a thug who rushed up and it was really dangerous to stay at the bar. He grabbed her hand

and ran out directly without waiting for the girl's answer. "Let's go."

...

When Colin returned home, Harriet was already asleep.

He knocked on the door twice and there was no answer. When he opened the door, he saw Harriet

sleeping on the bed with her limbs greatly stretched, and the quilt was kicked to the ground. Colin

thought it was really funny and put the quilt back on Harriet.

Colin was also a bit upset when he looked at Harriet's unconstrained sleeping gesture.

Harriet was bold and lively since she was a child, and she did everything regardless of the

consequences. She often caused trouble by impulsiveness then he had to bear the punishment with

her in the end. He suffered a lot from his mother's beating because of Harriet's misbehavior.

But their mother was suddenly examined with a cancer. The naughty Harriet seemed to grow up over a

night. She took her responsibility as an elder sister and tried to support the family. Harriet was only ten

years old at that time.

"If I join the army, maybe Harriet will not have to work so hard."

Harriet turned the alarm at 6 o'clock in the morning and kept sleeping. It was Molly who woke her up

with a phone call. She managed to get up out of her sleepiness and quickly washed her face with cold

water and painted a light makeup.

She just walked downstairs for two steps then met Colin with headphones hanging around his neck. He

just came back on his bicycle. "Harriet, why did you get up so early, are you leaving?"

"I have to go to work. Molly is waiting for me at the gate of our community."

"Harriet, wait a minute," Colin turned around and patted the back seat of his bicycle. "Come up and I

will send you over."

Harriet had no choice but to sit on the back of his bicycle.

A white motor house was parked on the roadside at the entrance of the community with the rear door

opened. Molly stretched her head out to greet her, wearing a red fisherman hat.

Colin handed Harriet the breakfast bag hanging on the car handle, and watched her get on the car

before leaving.

Molly came to pick her back to the crew as she took a day off for the rumors.

"I don't know what happened. The rumors just disappeared last night. And the bad topics about you

cannot be found on the internet right now."

Molly browsed the content of the rumors and asked, "Harriet, what is going on?"

"I am just a little actress and I wouldn't have been the gossiped one on the internet. It's not surprising.

But we'd better sue those persons who used their marketing accounts to make up fake rumors to fan

the flames."

"Is it good for us to trouble them as the rumors have just been fixed?"

"This is to warn those who plan to ruin my reputation and to make them think with second thought

before they do further harm for us."

Molly blinked and suddenly realized the reason, "I got it. I will contact a lawyer later so that we can go

to the court to file a case."

"..."

The servant brought the dishes to the table in the restaurant of Jones Villa at noon.

Sandra greeted Wesley very warmly and asked him to take a seat.

"Louisa, stop playing with your phone, come and have dinner."

"I'm not hungry. I am on a diet. You enjoy the meal."

Louisa was lying on the sofa in the living room, holding her phone all morning with her eyes stuck with

the screen. She didn't have any interest with Wesley's visit.

"It is so ridiculous. You have to accompany Wesley for the dinner," Sandra took Louisa's phone away.

"What is so funny with your phone? You have stared at it for the whole morning! "

"Oh, mom, give me the phone back."

"Go and have dinner or I won't give it back to you."

"Fine." Louisa reluctantly put on her shoes off the sofa. One of her feet just stepped on the floor and a

familiar ringtone rang.

Louisa snatched her phone back before Sandra realized it.

Louisa almost bounced from the ground, jumped and grabbed her phone with her eyes shining. She

pressed the answer button without confirming who called her.

"Hello?"

Louisa was infuriated by the talking of other side and she shouted back angrily, "I do not need the hell

loan."

Then she hung up the phone fiercely.

"What's wrong with you?" Both Sandra, Allen and the servant were shocked. They could only watch

Louisa leave and go straight upstairs as Sandra failed to keep her.

"The girl is getting more and more absurd!" Allen was outrageous, staring at Sandra, "It is you who

spoils her so deeply."

Sandra was embarrassed but she still covered her daughter up, "She wasn't intentional. Wasn't she

injured last night? She was frightened at the bar and got moody right now. Wesley, please do not mind.

I'll ask her to apologize to you later. "