<b>Chapter </b><b>594 </b>
‘Why are these two here?‘ Ronald thought, frowning as a bad feeling hit him.
The Wilson family’s front door was wide open, and Mark walked right in with Nina following close behind.
Nina ignored everyone’s looks and walked right up to Aubree to give her a friendly pat on the shoulder. “Wow, Aubree, you sure are in demand! Look at all these people fighting over you.”
After his phone call with Bowen, Mark had let Nina know, and the two of them had driven over. Although they came from different ces, they coincidentally arrived at the same time.
“How about I let you have this kind of luck instead?” Aubree replied with a helpless smile. She did not understand why anyone would want to be fought over by a bunch of losers.
Nina couldn’t hold back herughter. After she finally stoppedughing, she turned to Mark. “So, what do you think<i>?</i><i>” </i>
“We should ask the Wilson family if they think they’re so powerful that they can just ignore everything and lock someone up whenever they feel like it,” Mark said, crossing his arms and shooting the Wilson family a cold look.
He flexed his fingers, itching for a fight.
If it were just Bowen, it wouldn’t be much of a problem for the Wilson family. But it was hard to say if both Bowen and Mark came together. Especially since Mark had been a thorn in their side after the kidnapping incident with the Walton family.
If they ended up as Mark’s target now, they’d be in for a world of trouble.
After weighing his options, Ronald forced a smile. “Mr. King, you must be joking. That’s against thew. Why would we ever do something like
that?”
Aubree just raised an eyebrow and stayed silent.
Bowen scoffed, took Aubree by the hand, and was ready to walk out. ‘At least Ronald knows how to read the <b>room</b>, he thought.
“No way!” Trevor suddenly shouted. “So what if you’re a soldier? Aubree’s my sister. Are you seriously going to stop me from taking her
home?”
Trevor reached out to grab Aubree, but before she could even dodge, Mark, who’d been ready for this, snatched Trevor’s wrist in a sh.
Mark tightened his grip, yanking Trevor off bnce such that he stumbled right into Mark. Mark didn’t hold back at all. He’de today looking for a fight.
Mark drove his knee hard into Trevor’s stomach, then flipped him right over his shoulder. By the time Trevor knew what hit him, he was t on his back, totally dazed. He justy there for a while, trying to figure out what the hell had just happened.
“What, you trying to attack a soldier?” Mark raised an eyebrow, looking down at Trevor.
Trevor was so mad he nearly exploded. ‘Who’s really attacking who here?‘ he thought.
Ronald’s eyelid twitched hard. He cursed Trevor in his head for being so damn stubborn. Everyone knew that <b>it </b><b>would </b><b>be </b><b>hard </b><b>to </b><b>win </b><b>against </b>someone like Mark, who has a special status. Ronald felt that Trevor should have known to back <b>off </b><b>from </b>the fight.
“Mr. King, you’ve got it all wrong. Trevor just missed his sister, that’s all. He just got a bit worked up,” Ronald said, <b>trying </b><b>to </b><b>smooth </b><b>things </b>
over<b>. </b>
<b>11:24 </b><b>Sun</b><b>, </b><b>10 </b><b>Aug </b>
Mark couldn’t care less what Trevor was trying to do. “That kind of excuse doesn’t work on me,”
Mark might look calm on the surface, but anyone who could run with Bowen was hardly innocent. He was just as scheming as Bowen They were birds of a feather, through and through.
It was likely that Mark was just waiting for someone from the Wilson family to lose their cool and slip up, so he could pounce on <b>their </b><b>mista </b>Otherwise, Mark would have no excuse to stir up trouble for them.
Mark pinned Trevor’s wrist to the ground with his foot, making sure he stayed down. Without hesitation, he pulled out his phone <b>and </b>dialed the police chief directly.
With just a few words, he twisted the minor scuffle into an usation that Trevor had assaulted a soldier, telling the chief toe deal with <ol><li>it. </li></ol>
The police chief was already on edge just hearing Mark’s voice on the line, but when he heard the Wilson family was involved, <i>his </i>head started spinning.
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