Chapter 384 Brawl At The Bar (Part Two)

Rosa grabbed at Jackson's arm, as if they were intimate friends. She whispered, "Mr. Jackson, I want to stay with you, may I?"

Jackson fought the urge to push her away, although she was impolitely holding his arm. Instead, he turned a furious glare to Rosa and demanded, "Don't - you - ever - touch - me - Again!"

Rosa knew from the cold, slow way his words dripped and the sinister look in his eyes that Jackson was outrage. It terrified her so much and she quickly took her hands off Jackson.

Sally had just walked into the bar, and saw the scene between Jackson and Rosa. Mond, who had accompanied her, was looking around. He noticed her speeding off to one corner of the bar.

Mond followed Sally, unaware still why she had taken off. After all, they arrived together, so it was best for him to remain by her. He thought she must have seen some friends and wanted to say Hi to them.

Sally walked up to the table Jackson was sitting at and filled with loathing, yanked Rosa away from him.

Jackson saw Sally and was a bit surprised. Why would she be here? Why would she be pulling Joe's teacher up?

Sally kept her eyes fixed on Rosa, demanding, "Who the hell are you?"

Rosa was frightened at first, thinking it was Cherry who had angrily pulled her away, but when she turned and saw it was Sally, and not Jackson's wife at all, she wasn't afraid anymore.

"Who am I? Who are you? Who do you think you are to do this to me?" Rosa smacked Sally's hand away as she demanded in return

“Who does she think she is? I won’t marry her even if she is the last woman on earth,” said Hiram Rong.

“Marry into a family with tens of billions of assets? How lucky I am! I won’t be so foolish as to break off the engagement. At worst, I can receive money as part of the divorce settlement,” said Rachel Ruan.

Their great-grandfathers made a pact about their engagement a hundred years ago...

herry, but Sally could tell Rosa was actually more cunning by her actions. Compared to beating Cherry, tackling this woman might take longer.

Mond rolled his eyes at Rosa, who was sitting on the floor, and then glared angrily at Sally. He said, "Don't fight here! Take it outside."

Mond knew Sally was like a planet revolving around the Sun, so he knew what Sally planned as soon as he saw what was happening. Mond was tired of all the quarreling and fighting between women. So, Mond thought if Sally tackled Rosa somewhere else, away from him, it would that much better.

Sally and Rosa heard Mond. His simple words somehow frightened Rosa more, and she turned to Sally with fear in her eyes.

Sally reminded herself that if she didn't set an example now, there would be more and more women like Rosa, tempting Jackson.

With that, Sally dragged Rosa to her feet and away, saying, "If I don't teach you a lesson today and release my anger, how can I happily continue my life in the city?"