Chapter 375

Debra chimed in. “Marian gave you a lot of honey?”

“Yeah,” he only replied. Evica swiftly stepped on his foot, silencing his sentence. Handy grunted and corrected himself. “Well, it’s nothing. Martens has plenty of money; we just… he hasn’t finished handling it yet.”

Exea elbowed him and muttered, “What do you mean he hasn’t finished handling…?” Randy clammed up. Erica sat down next to Debra, her voice softening. “That’s just man-to-man stuff. Don’t worry about it. I’m sure he’ll give you everything he has to win you over.”

Debra blushed. “What are you talking about?”

“Et, it’s just a metaphor,” Erica chuckled, hugging her. “Anything, you’re the best woman in my mind.”

Debra fell silent, her mind wandering. She never wanted a fortune. After so many betrayals and schemes in her past and present lives, she only hoped to find her destined partner and live a peaceful life together. Without betrayal, conspiracy, or deceit, they would simply live an ordinary life.

As night fell, the club was bathed in dim lights and shadows. In a private room, Edgar, dressed in a slightly open black shirt, swirled a glass of whiskey. His deep features were accentuated by the room’s soft lighting, and a light smile played on his lips.

“Mr. Nichols,” Edgar began, raising an eyebrow, “Marion’s men visited me during the day, and now you’re here. Ms. Frazier is truly exceptional to attract two big shots like you.”

Juan, sitting opposite Edgar, responded coldly, “I don’t care what Marton’s people told you, but Debra is my wife. There are consequences for hurting her.”

The door burst open, and a group of black-clad bodyguards stormed in, wielding stun sticks. Edgar stared at Juan, who calmly placed his drink on the table and said, “Marion isn’t the only person who keeps thugs.”

“Mr. Nichols, you are full of surprises,” Edgar responded, glancing at the bodyguards. “I’m just here to find my fiancée, but since you have a wife and have caused Jade so much pain, I’ll settle that score with you.”

“Bring it on. I’m always ready. But before that, I need to settle accounts with you for hurting Debra,” Juan said, unperturbed.

Just as the bodyguards advanced, Edgar’s men rushed into the room.

Edgar snorted, “Do you think I came alone?”

Juan remained undeterred. “So what? None of you will leave today.”

The standoff quickly escalated into a fierce fight. The room was instantly thrown into chaos. Edgar’s eyes grew colder. “It seems you don’t take me seriously.”

Juan sneered, “You’re wrong. The entire Odor family is nothing to me.”

Edgar’s eyes narrowed, his grip tightening on his glass. Juan turned to Joe and ordered, “Bring the person who hurt Debra earlier today.”