Mr. Ji's morning star

Chapter 556 You Did The Attack
Marcus moved so fast that even Nancy didn't know what to do.

It's just that when she was blocked by the door, Nancy quickly took out the pistol she just got and pressed it against Marcus's abdomen again.

Marcus looked down.

Nancy smiles.

Compared with this, Marcus was held hostage by her.

After all, if she shoots, Marcus will die.Marcus may not be able to use his bare hands, and he solved her in an instant.

There was a smile in Nancy's eyes, "Mr. Marcus, do you have any advice?"

Nancy hit Marcus twice in the stomach with the gun.

From this feeling alone, one can know the tightness of Marcus' abdomen, the firmness of the muscles.

Marcus reached out and took Nancy's gun.

Nancy's eyes became fierce.

"You only have one bullet in your gun," Marcus said.

Nancy said, "You guessed wrong."

Marcus: "The gun Clement sent will only be loaded with one bullet for testing."

Nancy and Marcus looked at each other, and after three seconds she waved her hand, motioning for Marcus to let go, "Well, even if that's the case."

Marcus didn't let go, but took Nancy's hand away while Nancy was relaxing.

When Nancy looked up in surprise, the exquisite pistol was in Marcus' hands, disassembled into a pile of parts.

The point is that Marcus also threw this pile of parts on the ground, which was particularly disgusting, and scattered into pieces.

Nancy said angrily: "This is my thing."

"Given to you by Clement." Marcus laughed.

Nancy felt that his smile at this time was still evil and coquettish, but it was dangerous.

"You fell in love with that guy just because of this trash?" Marcus took a step forward.

The two were close to each other, so his movement was no different from Nancy's chest to chest.

Nancy kicked out, and Marcus grabbed her leg, lifted it hard, and clamped it under his arm.

"Honey, do you know how much harm this is to a person who loves you?" Marcus approached Nancy.

"I haven't heard you say that you like me from your mouth."

At this time, Marcus looked more serious than before. The domineering and dangerousness of a man's jealousy can be directly reflected from him.

Nancy looked at Marcus's face and said with a smile, "Mr. Marcus, I like you very much."

Marcus' expression froze.

Nancy said, "Are you satisfied with this?"

Marcus didn't look like he was satisfied, but rather angrier.

Nancy looked at him unscrupulously.

Marcus tightened his grip on her leg.

Nancy sensed something was wrong, she was grabbed by the waist, and in the blink of an eye, she was thrown onto the bed.

Due to the strong force, Nancy was slightly bounced up by the rebound force on the bed, and when her sight returned to normal, she saw Marcus approaching.

The weight of the man's body was on her, and Nancy said lightly: "Mr. Marcus, are you sure you can bear the consequences of doing this?"

Marcus stroked her hair. "You're going to love it, and you can't leave me."

"Pfft ha ha ha." Nancy laughed wantonly.

Marcus seemed taken aback by her sudden laughter.

"My dear girl, your reactions are always so different."

Nancy said: "I'm sorry, I just didn't expect you to be so confident in yourself."

Marcus: "..."

The smile in Nancy's eyes has not dissipated.

Marcus stared at her, then lowered his head the next second.

When the kiss was about to arrive, Marcus stopped.

He saw a very thin silk thread in his line of sight, if he wasn't careful or not sharp enough, he probably wouldn't have noticed it.

But Marcus had no doubts about how sharp this silk-like steel wire would be.

If he hadn't stopped in time, the main artery in his neck would have been severed by now.

As Nancy who almost killed him, there was no trace of guilt on her expression.

Still calmly smiling, he said to Marcus, "You were the one who attacked Louis at Mitchelson's house two days ago, right?"

Marcus didn't speak.

Nancy said: "If you don't speak, I will take you as the default. Why?"

Marcus said, "Of course it's because of you."

Nancy: "Huh?"

Marcus stroked her hair, eyes full of obsession, "You are my soul mate, how can I bear other people courting you, it's just a pity that Sylvie didn't die completely."

"Aren't you afraid that I'll tell Louis about this?" Nancy said.

Marcus: "You have no proof."

Nancy laughed, "No, I have."

Marcus looked at her.

Nancy said something, "Sean, are the recordings all recorded?"

She had opened up with Sean long before.

Sean's voice reached Nancy's ears, "Yeah."

It was a very subtle sound, but with Nancy's reminder, Marcus listened carefully, and still heard a trace of electronic sound.

Marcus' gaze fell behind Nancy's ear, "Simulation skin."

He reached out to reveal it, but was stopped by Nancy, "Mr. Marcus, what are you going to do this time?"

Marcus still didn't panic, "What do you want?"

"Trouble first." Nancy glanced sideways at the palm of his hand.

Marcus put his hands away, and got up from the bed at the gesture of Nancy's eyes.

It's just that he still didn't leave, and looked at Nancy with heavy eyes.

He suddenly said, "Honey, you have to understand that if I can get you, even just once, I am willing to die and be with you."

Nancy glanced at him.

Sean, who also heard these words, couldn't help frowning in the room alone in a room separated by two places.

Before that, he didn't know who was able to get in touch with Nancy under his supervision and help Nancy complete this matter.

Now that he knew it, he still felt that the situation was completely beyond his expectations.

It was beyond his expectation that Marcus did it, but Nancy could guess it.

And Marcus's obsession with Nancy was beyond his expectation, and Nancy guessed it again, as if he had long believed that Marcus would be like this.

Sean couldn't help but doubt himself. Is it true that things like feelings are so uncontrollable, and can make people completely strange and unscrupulous?
Marcus hit Sylvie just out of jealousy.

This is tantamount to offending the Louis family.

As long as he handed over the recording he just got to Louis, Marcus would start his escape career or get entangled with the Louis family.

It was impossible for Marcus not to know the consequences of this, but he did it anyway.

Judging from the communication between Nancy and Marcus, there was no discussion between the two of them before.

(End of this chapter)