Chapter 35 A person's temperament will never change

Thinking of this possibility, Jefferey forced a smile and said, "Mr. Hurst, I'm sorry to disturb you. But the waitress behind you just hit me on the forehead with a wine bottle. I must give her a lesson." Lamont gave a faint glance at the blood stains that appeared faintly on Jefferey's forehead, and his tone was surprisingly cold and indifferent. "You are a man. Don't be too hard on a little girl. If you lack medical expenses, I will pay." The man's voice was moderate, but the powerful aura still permeated through the air. Jefferey did not intend to spare Hazel, saying, "Thank you for your kindness. What I am asking for now is not medical expenses. This woman offended me." The implied meaning was very obvious. He did not intend to spare Hazel. Lamont's lips curled into a smile. "Mr. Powell, you mean you won't spare her even if she is my woman?" The air immediately turned cold at his words.