o familiarize himself with the school map of where and which buildings and rooms he should go to. It wasn’t draining his energy, but it consumed so much of his time walking around and introducin

d to his left, blocked. He tried to turn around. There was also someone blocking him from the back. He paused and looked around him. There were five of them blocking him. He checked their postures. He can tell if anyone is a combat fighter by looking at how they stand. He is a Hapkido fighter. He can t

made them aware that he was not intimidated by th

t have to come. Now it’s up to you if you wanna walk or we drag you to get there”. The

parents had hired a security team to protect her. It was part of their contract to bend on her every wish. And now, just two o

be.” Mike declined. He is not a pushover. Never. New school

lk to all his comrades all the time. “We are just sent to get you, and we cannot disobey, so you choose. Do you wanna wa

t scared if they get into a physical fight, he may not win because there are five of them, but he is

his mind. That girl told him to meet her at the gym and said she wou

ere?” With eyes wide, he stopped fro

hy did he run to where Nicole is? Did he know wrath is waiting for him there?

o was caught off guard by his sudden intrusion. She frowned when she saw the five bodyguards she ordered

of the gym. “I want you to guard the entrance f

what is going to happen to this stupid guy. They can only comply wi

idn’t I tell you I will make your life a livin

logize, holding Nicole’s grabbing hands. Nicole felt like she had touched a live wire for a moment and quickly let go of his

tempt and mockery. She gave him a scathing look from head to toe. This guy seems to humor her. She was enraged, waiting for al

would I eat dinner with you? Do you think you can afford what ki

are so dominating, bull-headed, and painstakingly stubborn,” Mike stated his words like he was explaining a basic math equation. So calm. No

to tell any of those words he just said to her. Her right hand l

as he said those words ever so slowly, as if she wouldn’t understand if he said them a beat faster. She hated Mike for what he said, and her anger hadn’t