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    Right after Neil finished speaking, Vincent’s fist shot out, striking Neil in the face with brutal force.


    Vincent, usually calm and controlled, had never allowed his anger to erupt like this before. He hit Neil with everything he had, his eyes cold and unfeeling, as if looking at someone he utterly despised. “Do you think you’re better than everyone when you insult Katelyn? The more you act like this, the more revolting you be. There’s nothing more pathetic than making a woman who once loved you feel she was blind to do so.”


    Vincent’s sudden outburst left everyone stunned, including Katelyn, who watched in shock. But as she processed what had happened, she couldn’t help but mentally apud Vincent. His words echoed her own thoughts perfectly. Love had blinded her; it was only after she stopped loving Neil that she saw his true character.


    Lise, startled by the scene, instinctively reached out, her hand hovering uncertainly as if she might help Neil to his feet. “Neil!” she called out.


    Neil stood up, wiping the blood from his nose with a careless swipe. With a sneer, he taunted Vincent further. “You must be enraged by what I said. Seems like the great Mr. Adams is just a trash picker after all.”


    “And you? You’re the real trash here. Be sure to remember that!” Katelyn’s voice was firm andced with resentment. “I’ve regretted marrying you more times than I can count. If I could turn back time, I’d never choose you again.”


    “You!” Neil’s face darkened with fury as he red at Katelyn.<fn0823> Updates are released by find{n}ovel</fn0823>


    “Katelyn, don’t fool yourself into thinking I don’t see through you. After getting involved with Vincent, you act like you’re above me? You’re just so cheap.”


    Without missing a beat, Vincent’s fist shot out again, moving so quickly it seemed to blur in the air. Even though they were both men, Vincent found Neil’s words utterly revolting.


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    “You’re not just unworthy of being called a man; you’re not even fit to be called a human.”


    Hit twice in rapid session, Neil’s anger boiled over. Heshed out in fury, and the two men engaged in a fierce, chaotic fight. Vincent didn’t hold back; he had been itching to hit Neil for a long time. His fists flew with the speed and intensity of a furious lion,nding blow after blow.


    Neil managed to fight back at first, but soon Vincent’s relentless attacks left him defenseless. Katelyn rushed in, quickly separating them. Seizing the opportunity, she delivered a few hard kicks to Neil’s stomach.


    Her involvement with someone so vile felt like a deep stain on her conscience, a mistake she feared would haunt her forever. The fight had turned from a one-on-one into a chaotic sh, with two against one. Neil could barely defend himself. Lise wanted to step in, but she was too weak to make much of an impact. She could only do her best to break up the brawl.


    “Calm down, Neil. Please, calm down.”


    Neil shook off Lise’s hand and threw himself back into the fight with Vincent. Their sh was wild and relentless. It wasn’t until the hospital security guards charged in that they were finally pulled apart.


    Vincent had been hit on the chin, and his arms were marked with fresh bruises. Neil’s injuries were worse. His right eye was swollen shut, and blood poured from his nose and mouth. He wiped the blood from his face with a rough hand, his gaze locked onto Vincent with steely determination.


    “I won’t forget what you’ve done to me. I promise you’ll pay for this.”


    Vincent shrugged, his voice cold. “I’ll be here when you’re ready.”


    Katelyn studied Vincent’s injuries with a worried frown. “You should definitely get a rabies shot. Who knows what kind of germs you might pick up from a lunatic like him?”


    “You!” Neil’s face flushed with anger at her words.


    Vincent’s gaze darkened as he fixed Neil with a hard stare. “If you insult Katelyn again,” Vincent warned, “things will get worse for you.”


    Neil sneered, his teeth grinding with rage.


    “How can you pretend there’s nothing going on between you two?” Neil snapped. “Look at how you’re defending her. I bet you were already together before our divorce. Otherwise, why was she so determined to leave me?”


    Katelyn’s eyes zed with fury as she clenched her fists. “I was determined to leave you because it took me three years to see it clearly—you’re a scumbag! Aplete jerk!”


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