I don’t want you anymore; you only bring disaster to others by being alive.
You rapist, if God had eyes, how could he allow you to continue living and harming people.
Since God seems to be blind, I will punish you myself; I shall clean up the family on behalf of our parents."
Faye Townsend said this as she swung again at Richard Townsend’s back.
Owen Lennon rushed over and grabbed Faye’s arm: "Faye, what are you doing?"
Faye turned to look at him: "Owen Lennon, you’re just in time. I want to sue Richard. He’s a rapist. I’ll hire you as my lawyer. I want to make sure he spends his life in jail, never to get out."
"Faye," Richard roared, "that woman didn’t even say anything, what right do you have to sue me?
You want to take this opportunity to get rid of me, and then swallow the company whole, don’t you?
Let me tell you, dream on. I won’t give up control of the company just like that."
"Are you even human? At a time , you dare to talk to me about the company." Faye raised her metal rod to strike him again, but now with a savior present, Richard quickly hid behind Owen Lennon.
"Lawyer Lennon, you have to save me. If she really kills me, won’t she become a murderer?"
Owen Lennon glanced at Richard disdainfully: "Why are you yelling? Do you think you have the dignity to do so?"
"Hiding there, do you think you’re a brave hero? Get out here!" Faye screamed, her rationality abandoned after the words Eliana Brooke had said at noon today.
Seeing Richard, she felt he truly deserved to die.
Destroying other people’s lives, what right does he have?
Hunter Warren forced his way through the crowd, and upon seeing Richard bruised and bleeding, he couldn’t help but frown. Faye was really harsh with her blows.
He approached to take the metal rod from Faye’s hand, but she dodged and then realized it was Hunter Warren.
She frowned: "What are you doing here?"
"Had I not come, would you really have beaten this beast to death?
Although such a person deserves to die, I don’t want you to become a murderer because of him."
He snatched the rod away: "Speak. What happened?"
Faye bit her lip and sighed deeply, her eyes downcast: "How could I have a brother ? The things he’s done... I’m ashamed to even speak of them.
He actually... raped a girl, and the girl is still young, an employee at Uncle Forrest’s company."
Hunter Warren’s brow furrowed as he looked at Richard, then gripped the rod tightly and struck Richard’s shoulder fiercely.
Faye had hit Richard so many times, yet he hadn’t fallen to the ground, but with this one strike from a man, Richard tumbled to the floor, because the strength of a man and a woman is different.
"If that’s the case, then let’s call the police and have him arrested," Hunter said.
"No, Second Master... no no no, brother-in-law, I was wrong.
It’s not all my fault, if that girl had listened to me from the start, I wouldn’t have forced her."
Richard crawled forward and clutched at Hunter Warren’s trouser leg.
Hunter Warren kicked him away: "Dirty thing, don’t touch me."
Faye took a breath: "Owen Lennon, find me a private room. I need a good talk with this beast."
Owen Lennon signaled to the bar’s manager with a glance.
The manager stepped forward: "Second Master, Director Townsend, please come this way."
Owen Lennon looked around at the onlookers and those taking photos.
He smiled nonchalantly: "Everyone here has the right to take photos and post them online regarding today’s events.
But if... any of our faces appear on the internet, I will hold the publisher responsible.
I am a lawyer, you can believe that I have ways to deal with those who indiscriminately post news."
After speaking, he turned and walked toward the direction of the private room.
Hunter Warren grabbed Richard by the collar and shoved him next to the coffee table.
Faye walked over and sat down. Hunter followed suit.
Richard, struggling, stood up, and just as he was about to sit down, Faye rebuked: "Who said you could sit? Stand there."
Richard grumbled: "You’ve beaten me so my legs are weak. At least let me sit if we’re going to talk."
"I can break your legs and make sure you’re sitting for the rest of your life."
"Alright, alright, I’ll stand," Richard grimaced, his head and back hurting.
Hunter Warren looked at Faye: "What else do you have to talk about with him? Just send him directly to the police station."
Faye sighed: "Richard, I’ll tell you why I’m letting you off today. It’s not because you did anything right, but because the girl Eliana has decided to spare you.
I’ve spoken with her today. In a month, you two will have your wedding."