Chapter 693
Burning Passion: Love Never Die
Although David didnât recognize Carlos, he was intimidated by his menacing aura. He told Debbie in
fluent Chinese, âMiss, this man is pretty scary. I think I should jet. Hit me up later?â
Debbie rolled her eyes and snapped, âIâm not scared. Youâre a man! Act like it!â
Carlos was fuming mad as he thought they were flirting. That wasnât acceptable. That was his wife
David was talking to.
He came up to them, grabbed David by his collar and punched him in the face. His head Lolled.
âAaaargh!â David yelled at the top of his lungs.
âHelp me! Help-â
Debbie immediately grabbed Carlosâ arm to stop him.
âWhy are you hitting him? Let him go!â
The manager was frightened. He rushed over to David and said, âDonât struggle, David. Let Carlos beat
you. Iâll pay you double your hourly rateâ¦â
Everyone in the booth was struck speechless.
Carlos cast a sidelong glance at the woman holding his arm, and then let go of David.
He shook off Debbieâs hands, pulled out his phone and dialed a number.
âNoel, itâs me, Carlos. You may have to inspect The No. 1 Nightclub. I suspect they are engaging in
organized prostitution.â
The manager was shocked to hear his words. âDammit! Weâre so screwed!â he thought. Putting on a
pitiful look, he pleaded, âCarlos, David was wrong. Please donât be mad at him.â
Carlos gave him a cold glare and said, âGet out.â
The manager didnât dare disobey his orders. He shut his mouth and quickly left the private booth with
David.
Only Debbie, Kasie, Carlos and his friends were left behind in the booth.
Curtis was aware that Carlos was about to teach Debbie a good lesson.
To protect her, he pulled Debbie to his side and stood between her and
Carlos.
âCarlos, why not let Debbie stay with Colleen for a couple of days? Her visa has been issued already,
right? How about we drive her to the airport then?â Curtis offered.
Debbie was amused by the current scenario in the booth. She was now standing behind Curtis.
Everyone else, except Carlos, stood behind her
Damonâs date was long gone. There were nine people in the booth. And
Carlos was confronting eight of them. But strength wasnât always the solution for victory.
Carlos straightened his suit and looked at Debbie, who was standing behind Curtis.