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How To Tame A Wildhearted Boxer?

Chapter 5 He's My Boyfriend

Word Count: 1514    |    Released on: Today at 09:24

that, Rosanna's pri

r once-over, wearing

ll these years! I can't believe you would settle for some man from

, completely unaffe

hty since we were kids! If things didn't work out in Zepvine, you should've come to

o reply and merely

Rosanna barked, "Did you lo

rent tone, "There's no point wasting time

was just about to explode when Theo rested a hand

e felt, Rosanna forced her

and I came back earlier than we planned, so there's no space for you at home anymore. You'll need

anna raised her chin a

he intentionally br

lifting her hand in a way that made the thick gold bracelet on her

s planning to take my husband around town for a little driv

ercedes and nodded ligh

the pride in her voice. "My husband bought it for me.

d a subtle sting. "Government jobs really do come with impressiv

in her words. Before Rosanna could respond,

state, Verena noticed the intense

eyes. His dark, unfathoma

iled. "You've got qu

rt. If we don't say what we think n

she turned around a

k down with her suitcase

ead slightly raised, seemingly watching the

er his tall frame, wrapping him in a soft glow

ll here?" V

thout saying a word, he walked over, took the suit

after him. "What

trunk of his car. "I'm heading

you really d

e replied. "Got a

elf, "After all, someone like you wouldn't fancy

ened that day, Verena was ment

the strength to

e quietly got

l, Asher carried Verena's sui

she noticed an enve

tack of cash, about

ghtly, she suddenly fel

Gerald had secret

he had often slipped her m

, but every dollar came fr

fe in a construction accident. Her mother took the compensation money and left with only her

t that Gerald, despite tremendo

lived as someone d

timid, he had argued with his overbear

he always tried to give hi

, he could do little against L

r thoughts. When she opened it, a

er bag. "Miss Stewart, som

Verena replied, though sh

y. "Someone asked me to

t it?" s

ote inside the bag. Yo

per bag and found a sma

words written on it. "

ture below. The handwriting was stro

ong moment, unable to describe th

it, she was sm

.

rald called and asked her

a agr

o matter how strained their relationship w

another message appeared on

from

Asher slowly exhaled a cloud of smoke. His cold and imposing presence made him seem difficult to approach. He wore

on a sweater and h

e point, she asked,

in sweater she was wearing. "I

e removed his jacket and pl

nt lingered around her, ca

of care made her instin

said, reaching to

t back over her shoulders

voice suddenly

ut of the hotel car

ned. "Vince? Wh

ack last night, so I staye

et around Verena's shoulders. His gaze then moved towar

who i

uld answer, Vinc

expression instantly softened. Righ

epvine today... I know... I miss you

the affection in his voice made

rub her head and tell her he missed her. Whenever she cried, he woul

s preparing to marry another woman

away his phone and turned back with a pol

ray. For the first time in a very l

ght suddenly cr

ugh Asher's and looked at Vince with

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“Returning to her hometown for a blind date, Verena expected stability, not Asher-a rugged boxing coach who seemed far too confident for his own good. When asked why a guy with his credentials chose a blind date, he said he was just picky about women. Her take? Too shallow. Definitely not someone she could rely on. Convinced he was unreliable, she kept her distance. Yet the man appeared everywhere, filling her days with teasing remarks and suspiciously timed encounters. Verena assumed it was simple flirtation, never realizing he had spent years quietly waiting for her. Then one day, the tables turned. When she pinned him down and challenged him, the usually cheeky man turned red. "I'm a decent guy," he insisted, while she struggled not to laugh at his unexpected innocence.”