Nan Ba’s head felt numb. He had provoked a major threat. Prince Gary was the most powerful prince in the British Royal Family, and offending him was tantamount to courting death.
Nan Ba hit his own head hard, possibly to clear his mind. If Prince Gary were to remember this grudge, he would be beaten to death.
After somewhat regaining his senses, Nan Ba looked at the still coldly expressionless Prince Gary and knelt on the ground. His kneeling knees collided with the bright floor tiles, creating a loud noise that threw the originally silent station into panic.
Almost in tears, Nan Ba kowtowed to Prince Gary, saying, “I… I was wrong, Prince Gary… I deserve to die. I didn’t know I was offending you.” As he spoke, Nan Ba knelt on the ground, continuously kowtowing.
He had just been extremely disrespectful to the prince, which was a capital offense.
Prince Gary slightly lowered his head, looked at the cowardly underworld boss beneath him, coldly snorted, and kicked him in the neck, sending him sprawling.
After a while, when Nan Ba got up from the ground, his neck was crooked, and he could barely speak coherently.
Everyone was shocked. The seemingly extraordinary yet hidden figure before them was actually a prince of the current royal family.
They never imagined that a prince would come to such a place or that he would step in to rescue a woman he did not know in a bar.
Afterward, Prince Gary led the still-stunned Xiao Yu out of the bar.
By a riverside bank, the water flowed clear and bright, shimmering under the moonlight, bringing peace to one’s heart.
“Thank you,” Mei Yu pulled away from Prince Gary’s hand, speaking shyly.
Prince Gary turned around, looking at the woman who had captivated his soul, feeling intensely drawn. He leaned closer to Mei Yu, wanting to be just a little bit nearer, which would make him incredibly excited. Prince Gary laughed, saying, “Oh, it’s nothing. You weren’t scared, were you?” As he spoke, he angrily kicked the riverside railing, exclaiming, “Those bastards…” In his eyes, Mei Yu was inviolable, no matter what her profession.
