The girls were still shocked by Michelle's move, but as soon as Erin gave the order, they rushed forward to encircle Michelle again.

  Michelle fought with precise movements. There was no wasted energy on her part, while the other girls huffed and puffed around her. She dashed around elegantly, quickly dodging their strikes and taking them down one by one. Michelle didn't seriously injure the girls, but definitely taught them a lesson.

  Wherever Michelle went, the girls cried out in pain. But Michelle was also hit a few times because she was outnumbered. She didn't exert full force as she was afraid that she would seriously injure them.

  "You know kung fu." Erin held her hurt arm and looked at Michelle in disbelief. She finally understood why Michelle was so arrogant. She was an expert in martial arts. It was no wonder that she hadn't taken their provocations seriously at all.

  "You didn't expect that, huh? Lucky for me, I know kung fu. I can't imagine what would have happened to me if I didn't." Michelle wiped the blood oozing from the lower corner of her mouth, wondering which bitch had tried to tear her mouth apart.

  "Michelle, here's a facial tissue. You're bleeding," Hilda said. She was nervous as hell when the fight broke loose, but she was relieved after she saw Michelle punch the air out of everyone, although she was outnumbered. However, the scar on Michelle's face made her nervous again.

  "So, do you want to continue?" Michelle took the tissue from Hilda and wiped the blood off.

  "I'm not that stupid. You are obviously stronger than us, I admit that. We are like eggs hurled against a stone. But don't count your chickens before they are hatched. This wa

  a trace of displeasure on his lips.

  "I…" Michelle wondered how to answer. She remembered that he had once told her that he didn't want her to make trouble like a delinquent girl.

  "Forget it! You don't have to tell me about it." Luke loosened his grip and went upstairs. When he turned around, he felt heartbroken.

  Michelle looked at her husband and stood there blankly. After Luke had kissed her, they seemed to be getting more and more alienated from each other. Was it because of what she had said? Had her words dampened his enthusiasm? She wondered what she had done wrong to receive this cold treatment from him.

  Before long, Luke hurried down with a folder in his hand.

  "Are you leaving?" Michelle asked, disappointed.

  "Yeah. You can have dinner without me," Luke said and left without another word.

  "Okay……" Michelle's voice was a whisper, but Luke didn't seem to care about her answer anyway.

  After getting into the car, Luke banged on the steering wheel in frustration and hit the horn accidentally. The sharp noise from outside made Michelle shiver and she felt that more trouble was on the way.