The Deserted Rich Beauty novel Chapter 1078

Keith ran over in a panic. "Stop! Stop fighting! Clayton Sloan, I'm warning you. If something happens to Eric, you’ll be making an enemy of Ferguson Corporation. Can you afford it?"

Nicole's cold gaze shot over like an arrow. Her tone was harsh as she said, "Don't fight if you can’t afford t o lose! You even want to threaten people with money? That's what a parvenu would do!”

Keith pursed his lips. He did not expect Nicole to defend Clayton.

When Eric heard this, he used even more deadly force.

Their fighting situation was getting more dangerous, but neither one of them refused to let go of the other.

Eric had been reckless since he was young. After being in the military, he was even more fearless.

However, how could the gentlemanly Clayton fight so fiercely?

He was like a whole new person.

For a while, it was hard to tell who would win.

Gradually, more people gathered around to check it out.

Nicole coldly snorted and walked over. Her voice was cold.

"Stop!" She shouted.

Only then did the two entangled men gradually separate from each other, but neither would admit defeat.

Eric's face was glum. The corners of his mouth were oozing blood, and his face was also bruised.

Clayton’s refined and gentle face was also bruised like Eric's, which made Clayton look colder and wilder.

Clayton walked over to her. Nicole looked at Clayton, went over, and took his arm. They then turned around and left.

Her choice was apparent.

Eric looked at Nicole's back and suddenly felt like his heart was empty.

"Nicole..." Eric could not help but shout.

Nicole stopped in her tracks and slowly turned back.

The light rekindled in Eric’s obscure eyes.

Nicole said, "Just for what you just did to me, you deserve to be beaten. Otherwise, I would’ve been the one to beat you up." 1

Her gaze was cold. She did not look at Eric again and turned around to leave.

Eric’s black eyes completely plunged into darkness and gradually turned into a treacherous surface of the sea, calm but dangerous.

A wisp of wind could cause a huge wave.