bChapter /bb339 /b

    “I don’t need it because I have a sry.”

    He had broken off the engagement because his fiancée had betrayed him.

    I felt even more awkward.

    “Okay then.”

    I hadn’t expected someone to refuse benefits from their boss. I thought to myself that during this month’s financial settlement, I’d give Dane several times his sry as a reward.

    After buying most of what we needed, we went to the underground parking garage together. Dane helped me put everything in the trunk one by one.

    It was then that five or six men with iron rods emerged from the dim corners.

    Dane’s eyes turned cold as he said to me: “Get in the car.”

    “Alright, be careful.” I opened the car door and sat inside.

    The leader, seeing Dane’s tall frame and clean face, thought he was just for show and wasn’t afraid at all.

    “We’re looking for this woman. bIf /byou don’t want to die, get lost.”

    Dane ignored his words and calmly finished putting away the items and closed the trunk.

    “Who sent you?” he asked.

    The leader smiled: “What’s it to you who sent me?”

    b“/bbIf /byou don’t want to die, get lost!” he said again.

    Dane’s slender hands unbuttoned his suit jacket and casually tossed it aside.

    The leader was somewhat surprised: “There really is someone who’s not afraid of death. Everyone, attack!”

    Anyway, bthe /bperson who hired them had power and influence–it wouldn’t matter if they killed someone.

    Several burly men went after Dane.

    Sitting in the car, I watched Dane take them down one by one with single kicks.

    b20:23 /b

    Alpha’s Regretb: /bFalse Mate, True Luna

    Chapter b339 /b

    The six men couldn’tst ten minutes before they were all lying on the ground, wailing and unable bto /bget up.

    Dane walked to the leader and stepped on one of his hands: “Speak. Who sent you?”

    The leader screamed in pain and begged for mercy.

    “I don’t know either. Don’t hurt me–I’ll give you her phone number.”

    After Dane got the information, he called the police to take them away.

    Then he got in the car and told me: “After I take you home, I’ll start investigating this matter.”

    “Good.”

    I also wanted to know who exactly was trying to harm me.

    Third Person Perspective

    Meanwhile, Helena was waiting in a car not far from the mall. She had wanted to see Aurora in a sorry state but received a call from her secretary.

    “Miss Helena, Aurora has a very capable bodyguard who beat up all our people and sent them to the police station.”

    “One bodyguard? Beat several of our people?” Helena couldn’t believe it.

    b“/bYes.”

    Helena gripped her phone angrily: “What a waste–and you’re all useless too! What kind of trash did you hire?”

    The secretary didn’t dare respond.

    Helena asked again: “How’s the matter of targeting her studio going?b” /b

    “We, we haven’t found her studio yet.” The secretary lowered her head, not daring to look at Helena.

    Helena grabbed her phone and threw it at her: “What use are you?”

    The secretary’s head was cut.

    Helena was about to scold her more when she noticed passersby looking their way, so she immediately sat up straight.

    “Sit properly quickly and have bthe /bdriver leave.” She softened her tone. “You should be more careful too. bMy /bphone slipped and happened to hit you.”

    Chapter b339 /b

    “I’ll have a doctor bandage you up when we get back.”

    Helena always presented herself as a superior swan in public, treating random acts of charity as great favors.

    “Okay.”

    The secretary didn’t dare say anything and kept her head lowered.

    Helena wasn’t willing to let this go. She felt the biggest problem now was that Aurora wasn’t in Silver Moon Pack. With her running between two ces, it was too difficult to deal with her.

    That night, Helena finally returned home where Edward had been waiting for her.

    “Helena, you’re back. Where did you go today?”

    “Do you need something?”

    Helena tossed her bag aside and sat on the sofa, looking unhappy.

    Edward asked: “Did you go find Aurora? Did she give you trouble?”

    “Dad, is this daughter of yours too capable? Just a few days ago she told me she had nothing to do with Dennis, and yesterday Dennis went specifically to see her.” Helena wanted to see whether Edward valued her more or Aurora.

    Edward naturally favored Helena more, his eyes full of coldness: “Helena, don’t worry. I have ways to control her.”

    “Really?”

    “Yes.”

    Edward thought of Mary. Aurora cared so much about that nanny–if something happened to Mary, she definitely wouldn’t have it easy.

    Aurora’s POV

    After I returned, I started distributing clothes to everyone at home. Ferris hadn’t received his clothes yet and thought I hadn’t bought any for him.

    “Aurora, you…”