The Girlboss Begs for Remarriage novel Chapter 768

Coming to his senses, Cid's eyes widened as he bellowed, "I'll kill you!"

"Stop!"

Just before Cid could fly into a rage, a group of male students carrying metal baseball bats.

The leader stood inches over six feet, and he had a muscular frame.

With a dozen of his friends charging into the room, he was certainly menacing.

"Oh, we're saved! Soren is here!"

The girls including Kat all appeared delighted to see the leader, their eyes worshipful as if looking at a savior.

After all, Soren was quite the character at school. His family was rich, and he was the handsome baseball team captain of the school.

His eyes were on Kat as soon as he arrived, and he appeared especially concerned for her. "Are you alright?"

"I'm fine." Kat nodded, her eyes twinkling with delight that he actually showed up.

Beside her, Mandy could cry right then. "Thank goodness you made it in time, Soren, or those bastards would've had their way with us!"

"Don't worry. No one will lay a finger on you as long as I'm around." Soren grinned, brandishing his baseball bat as he glared viciously at Cid. "You have beef with my friends, huh? Get down on your knees and apologize, and I just might consider sparing you… Or I'll break your legs!"

Soren certainly appeared menacing with his tall frame and glare, and the girls behind Kat were all watching him with a twinkle in their eyes.

"Go!" The other boys all charged forward with their baseball bats as well, following suit.

"Stop! Stop!" Nash promptly strode up to calm things down. "You're all still students! Listen to me—just calm down and don't make a mess."

"Who the hell are you?" Soren frowned, unhappy about being stopped.

"Kat's father." Mandy scoffed loudly in disdain right then.

Kat did not snap at her in turn, instead turning away—her father was such a loser that she felt thoroughly humiliated.

"Oh, you're Mr. Yego? Fine, then I'll let them go out of respect for you," Soren said magnanimously, though he already felt great contempt toward Nash.