Come Back to Me

Chapter 20 Fight (Part Two)

With his eyebrows knitted tightly, Ben stared at the steering wheel, ignoring what Tracy said, and quickly began to think about how to deal with her.

Seeing that Ben didn't respond, Tracy kept staring at him and said, "say it."

She felt as if a knife was piercing her heart.

She seemed to believe what Brody said. There was no waves without wind. Now that Brody said he had a reason.

Expressionless, Ben stared at the steering wheel, started the engine and turned around.

And he seemed to intend to explain more.

Tracy said in a disappointed tone as she put down her hand from Ben's sleeve. She was so disappointed at her that she kept a straight face.

Whatever

There was no need to ask more.

Ben sometimes spoiled her so much that she was lawless, but when he was silent, she was desperate.

"Tracy, I'm so disappointed in you,"

She looked up at her father in confusion, wondering why he had said that.

"You don't know me in the past three years?"

Ben asked with a bit of mockery.

Tracy stared at him in a daze and didn't say anything. It reminded her of their first meeting.

She was eighteen when she was in the casino.

It was also because she was in a bad mood that she went gambling.

Every time she gambled, she got the upper hand. But when she only faced him that day, she was in a cold sweat.

Because she couldn't see him through.

In the end, she won. And the reason he gave her was that he was six years older than her, so he gave her a break.

She was not convinced.

But she finally gave in.

The car came to a sudden halt and pulled back Tracy, who was still lost in her thoughts. Looking out of the window, the shock in the woman's eyes flashed.

Outside the window was the Ye family mansion.

"You may leave now."

Ben asked her to get off the car indifferently.

When Tracy got out of the car and the door was about to close, a man's slender voice came over in anger.

Tracy's mind went blank for a moment, but she calmed down very soon.

She tried her best to keep calm as she could only see the shadow of Brody over her head.

Ben, who had planned to turn around and leave, stopped worriedly when he saw Brody.

After a short time, Brody pulled Tracy into his arms violently.

Tracy said with a frown.

She felt a sharp pain in her waist.

She seriously suspected that Brody had a mental disease.

"Let her go," Ben said in a furious and cold voice.

Looking at the man who appeared in front of him, Brody didn't release his hand, instead, he stretched out one arm to hold Tracy even tighter.

"What qualifications do you have to make such a request?"

Brody frowned and laughed coldly.

"Don't you see it hurts?"

Tracy bit her lips, endured the pain and shook her head to Ben.

"I'm fine, Ben. Don't worry about me. Take care of yourself!"

"Shut up!"

Brody glared at her and roared.

Seeing her face in pain, he loosened his grip on her waist. Text property © Nôvel(D)ra/ma.Org.

"Brody, if you keep disrespecting Tracy, don't blame me for disregarding your feelings."

Ben was also irritated, and the two people were at loggerhead.

While Tracy shook her head hard at the Ben.

"She is my woman, respect her or not. Why do you think you have the reason to teach me? You are in no position to teach me! "

Brody clenched his fists, veins throbbing in his forehead.

Raising her head, Tracy happened to meet Brody's deep and cruel eyes, which made her shiver.

At the same time, she pressed herself against the back of his chest and felt his chest heaving violently.

It was conceivable how angry he was.

"Be quiet!"

Seeing that Tracy was startled by his sudden appearance, Brody was so furious that he felt very satisfied.

At this moment, Tracy was like a weak and helpless rabbit, going to be slaughtered.

"She is your woman, and this is not the reason you come to bully her. Don't be too self righteous, Brody. One day you will know what it feels like losing."

What Ben said seemed to curse Brody.

The frozen air mixed with the great fury dominated the whole body of Tracy, and she sensed that there was something wrong with Brody.

Tracy shouted, "stop arguing! Ben, you can go now."

Tracy shouted hysterically to stop the disgusting fight.

She wasn't their tool, whom they could rob from each other.

After saying that, Tracy broke away from Brody's arms and rushed to get in front of Ben, trying to push him away. However, Brody had been pissed off to the extreme.

As soon as Tracy rushed over, Brody had swung his fist.

"Ah --" Tracy cried out in pain.

He was supposed to punch in Ben's face, but he hit her back by accident.

Tracy grimaced in pain, her body shaking.

Both of them were startled. Then, Ben held her into his arms.

But the next moment, Brody grabbed her arm. With her head down, he said, "Tracy, are you insane?"

Ben was so angry that she almost went mad. "You bastard. It was you who was wrong, not her."

Ignoring Ben, Brody swung her head with the worry in his eyes. "Tracy Are you okay? "

With a pale face, Tracy struggled to stand up and shook her head. She didn't see panic and worry in Brody's eyes.

She just felt pain

Just now, he acted like a hammer that stabbed in her back. She was so painful that she almost fainted.

Looking at her painful face, Brody held her up without looking back.

The previous calmness and steadiness of Ben were completely gone.

He growled and clenched his fists. "Brody, I warn you. If you dare to bully her again, I won't spare you!"

On the other side, Brody, who was holding Tracy in his arms and walking all the way, just smiled and didn't seem to care about what Ben had said at all.

"Tracy..." After they entered the living room, Brody called Tracy's name worriedly when he put her down on the sofa.

Tracy sat up straight and shook her head in disbelief.

And fixed his eyes on him.

Was he worried about her?

But soon, she changed her mind. How could it be possible?

He hated her and wanted to punch her to death.

"You know yourself well enough. If anything happens to you, you won't have fun, will you?"

Noticing that nothing was wrong with her, Brody regained his usual coldness as usual.