C19 Don't Thank Me Verbally

Laura Green ignored William Walton. She seemed to have thought of something and ran out.

William Walton followed him out of curiosity.

Laura Green walked to the door and saw that the man who had just bullied her was still being controlled by the person outside the door.

She walked over and said with a cold expression, "Who asked you to come?"

When the man looked at the man behind Laura Green, his eyes were filled with fear.

Laura Green said, "As long as you tell the person who ordered you, I'll let you off."

"Really? Will you really let me go? "

"Since you're so afraid, you should know who the person behind me is. Right now, other than trusting me, do you have any other methods to save yourself?"

The man hurriedly said, "It was a little girl who found me yesterday and gave me your picture. She gave me a thousand dollars to scare you in the bar today. She also said that if I could get something that would be bad for you, she could give me more money. "

"What's her name?"

"I don't know. It's the first time I've seen that girl."

Laura Green thought for a moment and took out her cell phone. She found a photo and handed it to him. "Is it this person?"

The man took a glance and frowned. "At that time, she was wearing a hat and a mask, so I only saw her eyes. Those eyes seem a little similar, but I'm not very sure."

"Is she as tall as I am, with a very thin voice?"

"Yes, you are about the same height. Her voice is very soft."

Laura Green clenched her fist, a trace of resentment filling her eyes.

The man said, "I've told you everything I know. Please let me go."

Laura Green turned around and looked at William Walton. "Let him go."

"Are you sure?"

Laura Green didn't say anything and only nodded.

William Walton walked in front of the man: "Leave the Northern City yourself, don't let me see you again, scram."

He motioned for them to let the man go.

After the man thanked him, he quickly crawled and rolled away.

William Walton walked up to Laura Green. "It looks like you already know who wants to harm you."

She was silent.

"Do you want me to help you teach her a lesson?"

She looked at him. "No need. I will settle my own grudge myself."

His lips curled up into a cold smile. This sort of woman was truly rare.

"Mr. Walton, thank you for what you did today."

"As I said, I don't like to be thanked verbally."

"Then... How about I buy you a cup of coffee, even if it's a thank-you gift for letting me take advantage of you just now. "

Take advantage of me? It was a new word.

"If you insist, then I'll reluctantly go with you."

She was speechless. Actually, he didn't have to be so reluctant, okay?

"Then Mr. Walton, wait for me for a moment. I'll go in and change my clothes and get my salary. I'll be out soon."

Laura Green ran back to the bar.

Within ten minutes, she had changed into her own clothes and ran out.

William Walton asked, "Where do you want to go for coffee?"

"Mr. Walton, let me bring you to a good place."

Seeing her mysterious look, William Walton smiled, feeling some anticipation.

The two got on the car. Laura Green found the address on her phone and handed it to Mr. Carter.

Mr. Carter circled around and drove the car to the beach.

He looked at the navigation system on her cell phone and wondered, "Miss Green, did I go the wrong way?"

"That's right, this is the place." She looked at William Walton and smiled: "Mr. Walton, you can get off now."

William Walton looked at her and frowned. There was no coffee shop here.