Back to the Past Breaking the Love Spell (Carlisle Zahn) novel Chapter 307

Chapter 307 

Daniel watched Sean light his cigarette and felt stupid. 

Francis‘ mouth twitched involuntarily a few times 

– well. 

It seemed that Sean did not even own the BMW. He was merely pretending to use the lighter to act cool. 

Carlisle kicked Sean under the table and reminded him, “It’s a 200–dollar fine for smoking.” 

Sean happened to notice the security guard approaching. He quickly threw the cigarette into the water and swallowed the smoke in his mouth. 

The security guard was an elderly man. Noticing that Sean had put away his cigarette, he decided to turn a blind eye to the matter and stopped in his tracks. 

“Carl, you- 

“Get lost!” 

Sean was about to speak when Daniel kicked the leg of Sean’s chair. 

“Fuck, are you stupid?” Sean furiously roared at Daniel. 

This 

is 

my seat. Quickly get lost!” 

Daniel kicked the chair leg again. 

He had assumed Sean to be a hotshot who drove a BMW X5. That was why he had given up his seat. 

Daniel never expected him to be someone who was merely putting on airs. 

“Fuck.” 

Sean stood up and realized Daniel was taller and fitter than he was. 

Although he felt uneasy, he still stubbornly said, “If Carl weren’t here, I’d give you a good beating!” 

Daniel laughed. 

“Based on your cowardly demeanor, who knows who’ll be the one to come out on top!” 

“You…” 

Sean grabbed his chair, seemingly genuinely furious. 

“If you’re going to fight, take it outside,” Carlisle calmly said at that moment. 

Sean gritted his teeth. 

with 

“For Carl’s sake, I won’t argue you anymore!” 

“Coward,” 

Daniel scoffed in disdain. Carlisle became displeased. 

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“Will you shut up?” 

Daniel immediately stopped being angry. He laughed awkwardly before sitting in the chair he had given up earlier. 

Seeing how Carlisle had told off Daniel, Sean felt much better. 

He recalled the main business at hand and asked, “Carl, have you rented a space from the office building? ou rented a space from the office building? 

“Yes. The entire 18th floor is mine!” 

“You rented the entire floor?” 

Windex Building had four blocks–Block A, Block B, Block C, and Block D. Each block was connected by glass walkways, making it appear as a single block. 

Every floor had an area of 43,056 square feet. To be more precise, each block had about an area of 10,764 square feet.