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Don't Mess with the Girl with Candy novel Chapter 736

“Stay where you are! Don’t move!” Michael kept a cautious eye on Shanley, then glanced at the man beside him. “Robert, you and your team go in.”

Whatever the Sigma Network's leader was planning, he was in their hands now. It was up to them whether he lived or died.

“Yes, sir.” Robert nodded and, along with his men, advanced cautiously with their guns raised.

“Boss…” Felton and Flint tensed up as the men entered.

“Let them,” Shanley said softly, his lips barely moving. “We’ll be seeing Juniper soon.”

Felton and Flint exchanged a look, then silently dropped their guns and kicked them away.

Seeing this, Robert and his team quickened their pace and rushed toward Shanley.

“Don’t move!” one of the men ordered, pressing his gun to the back of Shanley’s head. He then commanded a subordinate, “Cuff him.”

“Yes, sir.”

Two men immediately took out a pair of specially made handcuffs and approached Shanley cautiously.

They were well aware of the Sigma Network leader’s capabilities; even Specter had nearly fallen victim to him. But to their astonishment, just as they hesitated, the feared leader of the Sigma Network held out his hands voluntarily.

“If you cuff me, I get to go to your base, right?”

“Huh?”

The two men were so shocked they instinctively looked to Robert for direction.

Robert found it just as bizarre, but he quickly cuffed Shanley’s hands.

Well, what do you know. He really wasn’t resisting.

“Thud!”

For good measure, Robert shoved Shanley hard against the wall. His tall frame slammed into the solid surface with a sickening sound.

“You—” Felton and Flint’s faces darkened, and they started to move forward, only to be stopped by the guns aimed at them. That, and a warning glance from their boss, made the two of them swallow their anger.

Fine. Once the boss earned Ms. Payne’s forgiveness, he would be their boss’s future husband. Then we’ll see how arrogant they can be!

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