Perfect Husband, The Destined One novel Chapter 5937

As Darryl spoke, he even took a look at Ciara. "This beautiful lady is so elegant. I think she's quite a good match for me."

Immediately, Ciara could no longer stand it and shouted, "Get lost! Who's a good match for you?"

At the same time, Maurice's face also turned gloomy. "Dude, I'll cut the b*llshit with you. Get lost now, or I'll dump you in the mountains to be eaten up by wild dogs."

Seeing Maurice getting angry, Darryl pretended to be very nervous and kept waving his hands. "Friend, don't be angry. If you refused to give this young lady to me, just letting me have a taste of her would be fine too."

At that moment, Ciara almost exploded with anger.

'How dare this b*stard have such wishful thinking to defile me... What a licentious person.'

"D*mn it!" At that moment, Maurice lost his patience, scolded, and shouted angrily at Darryl, "You b*stard, you are really courting death."

After that, Maurice rushed forward and punched Darryl.

Maurice's move was called Tiger Fist, which was extremely powerful and could break gold and crack rocks.

To Maurice, the guy in front of him was just an ordinary mountain person. He would certainly die immediately after getting punched by the Tiger Fist and not have any chance to live.

"Ah!" Seeing Maurice's punch, Darryl was shocked and pretended to be scared. "It's fine if you refuse. Why did you have to attack me?"

When he said that, Darryl flashed and quickly fled toward the woods nearby. Maurice ended up missing Darryl.

'Huh?' When the punch failed, Maurice was stunned for a moment. 'He actually dodged the punch.'

'Accident. It must have been an accident.'

Thinking to himself, Maurice shouted, "Do you think you can escape after getting on my nerves??" Immediately, Maurice's internal energy erupted, and he chased after Darryl.

Looking at the situation, Ciara and Tara looked at each other. Their delicate faces looked perplexed.

'In fact, that peasant is extremely despicable. I hope he gets killed.'

'It's just that… if the peasant dies, the two of them won't end up any better, too…'

In the woods...