Chapter 341 Just Say It’s Done

After dealing with some people who needed a lesson, Nathaniel strolled over to where Maggie was standing.

Out of nowhere, the quiet and mysterious Nolan popped up, sporting a cap. It felt like he materialized out of thin air, swiftly taking down a bunch of guys in no time.

“Who are you? Which gang do you roll with? Do you know who my boss is?” a guy with blond hair yelled, his eyes black and blue, one puffier than a bun, looking pretty ridiculous.

Maggie couldn’t help but chuckle, nodding towards the thug lying on the ground on the other side. “Isn’t that your boss over there?”

Another thug on the side, nursing his broken leg, sweat dripping down his forehead, grimaced as he said, “Tony, call Draco!”

The lead thug, whose arm was dislocated by Nathael, struggled to rise from the ground, his face twisted with malice. Clutching his arm tightly, he glared fiercely at Nathael and Maggie, looking like he was ready to devour them.

Unfortunately, his little moves weren’t cutting it.

He was barely getting up when Nolan kicked his leg, making him stumble and fall to his knees. “I’ll kill you!” With a threat, he whipped out a knife and charged at Maggie and Nathael.

Maggie remained calm.

Without missing a beat, Nolan intervened, grabbing the man’s collar and pulling him back. With a swift move, he threw the man over his shoulder, slamming him onto the ground.

With a loud “boom,” the old floor cracked open a bit, and the air was filled with the man’s painful cries.

Fed up, Nolan kicked him in the chest, then grabbed the stick they dropped earlier and broke the man’s right leg without hesitation.

Suddenly, besides the man’s screams, it got quiet. Everyone around was shocked, swallowing nervously, not daring to make a sound.

Tony realized he had messed with the wrong person that day.

He never imagined a woman would be such a hard nut to crack!

Maggie took a couple of steps forward and offered some advice. “You know, maybe it’s time to turn things around. With your intelligence, you’re not cut out for this kind of trouble.”

She hadn’t come across many who would pull out a knife and give a warning before a fight.

Usually, those who were truly vengeful would strike from the shadows, not so openly.

But then again, if he had real ambition, he wouldn’t still be just a small- time troublemaker.

He closed his eyes and tilted his neck, resigned to his fate.

He lay there on the ground, covered in blood, looking pretty disheveled.

Maggie couldn’t help but chuckle and asked, “What? Not gonna call Draco?”

At the mention of it, Tony seemed hesitant.

Nathael looked down at him and said in a low voice, “Make the call. Let him know.”

Tony instinctively glanced up, his vision slightly blurred from the injuries. Despite that, amidst the dim light, he could still see his cold and stern face.

Tony felt a pang in his heart. If he hadn’t experienced it firsthand, it would be hard to imagine that such a handsome man could be so ruthless and decisive.

During the fight, Tony’s phone got smashed, and Nolan dug out another phone from someone else and tossed it to him.

Tony glanced at Maggie and Nathael before slowly reaching for the phone.

Maggie narrowed her eyes and asked him gently, “Do you know who hired you?”

Tony shook his head. “Draco approached us. We just do what we’re paid for.”

“Tell him it’s all sorted,” Maggie instructed.

Tony hesitated for a moment, feeling a shiver down his spine as he met the woman’s cheerful gaze.

A few minutes later, the call connected.

“Hey, Draco, everything’s done,” Tony said, gritting his teeth to hide his pain, trying not to give anything away.

There was a brief silence on the other end before a chuckle came through. “Well, well, aren’t you a quick one? Got it done in no time?”

Tony closed his eyes and replied, “That girl was tough as nails. You said to rough her up a bit and snap some photos, so I didn’t lay a heavy hand. That’s why it was quick.”

“You got such a good opportunity, but you don’t even take a taste. What a waste,” the greasy voice on the other end said, dripping with disdain.

Tony nodded and chuckled. “Well, you didn’t give the order, and we didn’t dare to. This girl is drop-dead gorgeous, like a goddess. Even prettier than those movie stars, by a mile. With your approval, we’re good to go!”

As he spoke, the one on the other end seemed more intrigued. “Is she really that gorgeous?”

“You’ve seen the photos, right?” Tony showed a spark of intelligence, catching onto Maggie’s plan with his words.

He didn’t feel guilty about betraying Draco.

They weren’t entirely under his control. They just led connections. Over the years, they’d been squeezed dry by Draco, and the money they got was little.

If they could teach him a lesson now, it wouldn’t be a bad thing.

“As long as you haven’t let her slip away. Bring her to me, I want to see this beauty for myself,” Draco sounded eager, giving Tony an address.

After hanging up, Tony’s throat felt dry. He looked nervously at Maggie, avoiding Nathael’s gaze.

Maggie squatted in front of him and said softly, “You might be dumb, but sometimes you surprise me with how smart you can be.”

Tony smiled but remained silent.

Maggie stood up and turned to Nathael, saying, “Let’s go check out this Draco or whatever his name is. Let’s see where they came from.”

“Sure,” Nathael replied.

A moment later, Alex pulled up. Maggie was about to get in with Nathael when she suddenly remembered they hadn’t paid for the flowers yet.

Turning to the startled and uneasy old lady and the scattered flowers on the ground, she called out, “Hey, Tony, you have money? Pay for the flowers!”

Tony was momentarily stunned. At this point, he could barely move, relying entirely on his two lackeys. Listening to Maggie’s words, Tony felt more frustrated than he ever had. But to make matters worse, the young, silent killer on the side kept giving him the eye.

Tony gasped for breath, enduring the pain, and turned to the people around him. “Got any cash? Bring it out!”

In response, the group quickly scraped together a few thousand bucks and handed it to the old lady.

Seeing the money, the old lady wanted to say something but didn’t have the guts to.

Maggie grinned and said gently, “You keep that. If these guys dare to bother you again, you know who to find.”

She pointed to Nolan.

“No, no! We won’t cause any trouble. Don’t worry!” The group nodded and bowed obediently.

Maggie laughed, ignoring them, and got into the car with Nathael. Meanwhile, Nolan calmly hopped into the van. Taking a seat in the middle of the second row, he made the thugs in the van visibly uneasy, as if he were some kind of bad omen.