Forget About It

Avery told the other employees behind him to take the injured staff to the hospital first, while he stayed behind. Standing in front of Lucille, he stated, "Forget about our relationship as boss and subordinate. I'm a man. How can I be a coward?" Lucille smiled but didn't say anything. Although she didn't force Avery to leave, she didn't give him any chance to show off, either. Just as the twenty or so thugs were about to surround her, Lucille attacked. This time, she showed no mercy at all. Her moves were so fierce that she could even hear the sound of the men's bones breaking. In an instant, more than 30 people lay on the ground, rolling and screaming. They had brought it upon themselves. She nearly forgot about the last one. Lucille turned her head and looked at Aaron. Aaron shivered subconsciously. There was no emotion in the girl's dark, clean eyes. If he had to describe it, there was only boundless iciness to be seen. Her sharpness and sense of oppression weighed down on him. Aar