Chapter 138: The Fierce Mongolian Woman [Four Updates]
There’s an old saying that goes, "A man isn’t bad, a woman won’t love him." Of course, this kind of ’bad’ doesn’t refer to despicable morals but to breaking away from the traditional image of a good man—being dominant, understanding humor, yet cold, and so on. Such traits often make a guy extremely attractive to girls.
Yusuf Zuck was just that kind of bad boy. Being with him, one could feel an unconventional dominance that everyone around him could sense. Even with this dominant aura, he didn’t lack integrity.
He was the type of man who seemed very bad, seemingly unrestrained, yet was full of a sense of justice and strength.
Whether it was Ruth Wilcox or Ember Vance, or even the rich girl Mia, when they were with him, they could all clearly sense his uniqueness.
And it was this uniqueness of his that made people overwhelmingly fond of him.
Ember Vance found herself unable to break away. She might have known what she was doing, yet also didn’t because she was already confused.
As she hazily made her way back upstairs with Yusuf Zuck, she felt as if she were floating, almost as if she could take off flying. She had never felt this way before because she had never been in love, never had a man touch her chest, nor kissed a boy.
It was all novel, thrilling, nerve-wracking, and her blood was boiling, a feeling so exhilarating she couldn’t help wanting to scream out loud.
Yusuf Zuck introduced Samuel Ross and Dream Morrow to Jerome Hart among others. Nevertheless, Samuel was also quite shocked at this moment; he recognized Ember Vance, the fierce police woman who would point a gun at someone’s head at the slightest provocation. And yet, there she was, sitting next to Yusuf Zuck like a little kitten, her cheeks flushed as if she were drunk, and her eyes slightly glazed.
What happened to this woman? What happened between her and Yusuf Zuck?