Drunk and Daring I Kissed a Tycoon novel Chapter 124

Vespera’s exprestontwisted with disgust. “You really are Insufferably tacky.” 

Tina looked at Vespera’s face, swollen and smeared with blood yet still strikingly beautiful and defiant. Rage boiled inside her. She lashed out, her fists striking Vespera’s face again and again. 

From outside, a man’s cold voice cut through the air. “She’s stalling. If you’re gonna do It, 

do il now. 

Tina froze, then quickly snapped back to her senses. She straightened and narrowed her eyes. 

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She said coldly, “You’re just trying to buy time, aren’t you? Waiting for someone to come save you? Don’t bother. No one’s coming for you tonight. 

“No one even knows you’re here. By the time they find you, you’ll already be dead–a suicide. Your suicide note is already written, 

“Now, let me send you to hell.” 

Her lips curled in delight as she took a step back, flicking the lighter openagain. 

She watched with satisfaction as despair and tear twisted Vespera’s face, then tossed the lighter into the air. 

The moment the flame ignited, Vespera’s survival instinct overpowered the drugs in her system. She tried to move, to escape. 

she managed was rolling off the couch and collapsing onto the floor. 

As the burning flame plummeted toward the ground, Vespera squeezed her eyes shut in utter despair. 

Tina stood there, anticipation lighting up her face, waiting for the fire to consume Vespera completely. 

And then–it the very last second… 

Just two inches from the ground, the falling lighter was caught by a hand 

The expected explosion of flames never came, 

Instead of the sound of the lighter hitting the floor or the gasoline igniting, a dark figure had appeared out of nowhere. 

Who the hell are you?” 

Realizing someone had come to save Vespera and that her plan was calling apart, Tina didn’t hesitare. She lunged straight for Vespera, snatching a knife from the coffee table and driving it toward her where she lay sprawled beside the couch. 

Vespera saw two dark figures rushing toward her at the same 

e time. 

The pain she was expreting nevercame. 

The sharp scent of blood filled the air, overpowering the stench of gasoline.