Chapter 305 - A Lesson (1/2)

“No… it’s not like that. Winston was protecting us.” Bai Qingqing’s voice quivered a little, and her ears were trying their best to pick up the sounds from outside. She prayed: Please, Parker, please don’t come up now.

Alas, it seemed like one’s worst fears always had a way of materializing. The instant that thought struck her, Parker’s voice entered their ears.

“Darned Snake, let go of Qingqing. Don’t startle her. I was the one who insisted on mating with her. If you want to take it out on someone, come at me.” Parker howled at the door with his teeth flashed.

Curtis released Bai Qingqing and charged to the door with a swoosh sound. Parker instantly turned around and sprinted off. As he ran, he transformed into his beast form and leaped down the railings.

Bai Qingqing chased after them. One snake and one leopard landed on the ground, and the next moment, they got into an intense brawl.

Alright, more accurately speaking, it was a one-sided fight with Curtis solely raining blows upon the leopard.

Genuinely scared that Curtis would kill Parker, Bai Qingqing hurried down the stairs. However, in her haste, she accidentally knocked into a muscular and firm body. As her head was lowered, she bumped her head and her mind went blank from the impact momentarily.

“Qingqing?” Winston grabbed Bai Qingqing’s shoulders to hold her steady.

Bai Qingqing shook her head and looked towards Winston, anxiousness evident in her tone. “Parker and Curtis got into a fight. Quick, help to break them up!”

Winston gazed downwards. He instinctively wanted to act according to Bai Qingqing’s wishes, but his body had started moving, before halting for some reason.

“Don’t worry, Curtis doesn’t have killing intent,” Winston said. Although the privileges he enjoyed from being Bai Qingqing’s guardian gave him satisfaction, he had to admit he was jealous of Parker.

With everything Parker had, watching Curtis teach him a lesson gave Winston a kick.

Parker started sprinting, but every two steps he took, Curtis would send him flying with his tail. Courage mounting with every failure he suffered, he climbed to his feet and continued running. Making abrasion sounds as his tail scraped the dry and cracked ground, Curtis’s sturdy scales reflected a cold glint.