CHAPTER TEN

The man was determined to give Nysaa a piece of his mind, even as her sharp words continued to fly like arrows. Her laughter and mockery only fueled his anger. He had been having a rough day, and the unexpected collision with this obnoxious drunk girl was the last thing he needed.

As Nysaa carried on with her relentless insults, the tension escalated, and a small crowd began to form, curious about the unfolding drama.

Unbeknownst to both the man and Nysaa, Mace Sinclair, who had been stranded by his car just a few yards away, had heard the commotion. Irritation etched on his face, he approached the scene to intervene. His towering presence cast a shadow over the two quarreling individuals.

Mace had no idea that one of the belligerents was the very woman he had been dealing with over the past days, the one who had damaged his car and cost him a considerable sum. All he saw was a stranger causing a ruckus, and his stern expression made it clear he had little patience for such disruption