CHAPTER 305
Author: R. AUSTINNITE
last update2025-11-30 17:36:42

The men Sean had just beaten were frozen in shock, too stunned to even speak. Their faces were pale, and their breaths came in shallow, ragged gasps.

Sean stood over them, calm and unbothered, eyes scanning each one like he was assessing minor pests.

He tilted his head slightly, voice low and steady. “Aren’t you going to leave?”

The words seemed to snap them out of their daze. They flinched, exchanging quick, panicked glances.

Almost simultaneously, they scrambled to their feet, helping each other as they backed toward the door.

“We’ll make you regret this!” one of them shouted, his voice cracking. “You’ll pay for this! You’ll regret it, man!”

Sean didn’t even flinch. He watched them retreat, their footsteps clattering on the floor as they fled the café.

He ignored their threats entirely, as if they were nothing more than background noise.

The café owner and the worker, still crouched near the counter, finally found their courage.

They rushed over to Sean, gratitude plain on their fac
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