Chapter 611 The Raging Beast (2/2)

Agnes stared at him drinking the wine and slowly a wicked smile appeared on her face. He really was too gullible!

Seeing her looking at him, he thought that she wanted a share of his wine, so he stepped back at once. Cradling the wine in his arms, and fearing that she would rob him, he yelled at her, ”All of this is mine! I will never give you any of it. Forget it!”

She sneered, ”Fine by me! I don't want

the alcohol, his eyesight was now impaired. The buttons were swirling in his vision, and he kept failing to button the first one up. But if he didn't get the first one, he simply could not continue with the task.

He became so anxious that sweat beaded on his forehead. His action was slow and dull, and his fingers lacked their normal dexterity.

”Why am I struggling so?”

Just as he was wondering at his clumsiness, a loud bang almost broke his eardrums.

Someone savagely kicked the door open.

Slow to react, Myron turned to the door. But before he recognized who was storming in, a huge punch smacked into his face.

He was knocked to the ground in a flash, and his head exploded in pain.

Jacob had never expected that he would be welcomed by this scene upon arriving home. When he silently clicked the door lock, he had seen the man standing over Emily through the half open door.

He had then kicked the door open without a second thought.

Entering the room in a rage, Jacob could clearly see who was intruding upon his domain.

Myron stood at Emily's bedside, and he seemed to be unbuttoning her. While Emily's eyes were closed, her unbuttoned pajamas revealed large areas of her snowy-white skin. It was an image that seared into Jacob's mind.

The raging beast deep inside his mind was released. With his own two hands, Jacob grasped Myron's head and brought his knee up to his face. The next moment his fists were slamming into Myron's head and the inebriated man sunk to the floor grasping his scull. With anger blinding Jacob's eyes, he kicked and beat Myron relentlessly, not caring whether he lived or died.