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My Billionaire Mom Chapter 701 - 800 Translation by U/ Dspacedude Read full book at: https://www.webcilo.com/boards/topic/9 My Billionaire Mom Chapter 701 - 800 Translation by u/ dspacedude My mother is taking you out of Chapter 701 of the Baller's audio novel! Listen online with novels "Of course I am alive! Fear of me dying? Do you care so much about me? I haven't seen it before!" Chuck was injured, and this was hit with several bodyguards! Just after the black rose entered the private room, there were several bodyguards surrounding Chuck! Chuck instantly knew what was happening and knew that Black Rose was definitely dangerous. He didn't panic and ran out with the utmost effort! Why run? Very simple, several bodyguards joined forces, Chuck had self-knowledge, it is unlikely to be able to play, black roses are also dangerous, so delaying it will definitely not work! So run, lead these people out, and then run back yourself, take the black rose away, this is the best way! However, the few people who were led out were so powerful that Chuck was still injured, kicked in the back, and vomited blood. But for the safety of Black Rose, he resisted it and had to rush back! "No, I didn't care about you. You are dead. I can't explain to your mother Karen li!" Black Rose shook her head, and she felt pain in her body. 1 Read full book at: https://www.webcilo.com/boards/topic/9 Chuck is still alive, she will not be so desperate, the crazy aftermath just came out. "Well, I'm sorry, I just let you in." Chuck said sincerely. The black rose was too dangerous just now. "It's okay, I won't let you out of my sight anymore," Black Rose said subconsciously. The two looked at each other, and then the two subconsciously dodge their eyes. The black rose was thinking, what did he say about this? ! Do not let him out of sight? Black Rose puzzled herself. What happened to you today? ! Chuck lifted her, and Black Rose couldn't help vomiting blood, and looked weak. It seems that the black rose must be taken away, the black rose is seriously injured! This kind of fighting master has the same hands and feet as steel, and he can't bear it. If Black Rose is not distracted by Chuck, she won't be like this, and she can last for so long, she has worked hard. "I will take you out," Chuck said. The black rose was speechless. He actually had a feeling that he had never felt before. What was it like? Is the legendary sense of security? Did you feel a sense of security in Chuck? Black Rose didn't believe it herself, it must be wrong. Chuck saw the man inside the bulletproof glass! You Tianle is to kill him! ! "Bulletproof glass, bombs should be useless?" Black Rose understands this material. The secret 2 Read full book at: https://www.webcilo.com/boards/topic/9 family is definitely the most advanced material at this stage. A bomb is definitely useless! "Bulletproof glass?" Chuck grotesquely. "Chuck, your life is big enough, but what are you doing here? Let me appreciate how you died?" The man laughed! Chuck's bodyguards just went out to grab Chuck. It was absolutely impossible for Chuck to kill them all, so his bodyguard will come back immediately! When the time comes, I will sit in the bulletproof glass and admire the black rose quietly, and Chuck and the two will go from calm to fear! That would be interesting! "Seize them both!" the man ordered! Another bodyguard attacked with a cold face, but he was not injured yet. It was absolutely simple to deal with two seriously injured people! "Wait!" Chuck suddenly laughed! The man in the bulletproof glass sneered, "Are you ready to beg for mercy? It's too late, what you do in my house, you are destined to die miserably!" "No, your bulletproof glass is really good, but how many can you hold?" Chuck laughed deeper. The man frowned, a pimple in his heart, "What do you mean? You mean how many bombs do you have?" Chuck shrugged! Black Rose is stunned! By the way, he went to Alice, definitely for the bomb! "Yes, a lot!" "Do you think I will believe you? There are at most two or three bombs in your hand, and my 3 Read full book at: https://www.webcilo.com/boards/topic/9 bulletproof glass can block you two or three!" The man laughed confidently. The material of this bulletproof glass, but he chose it himself, he can definitely carry three bombs! "Well, there are nearly ten of them in my hand, all for you?" Chuck sighed and grabbed all the bombs in his hand. Alice gave a total of ten appearances, is Chuck still useless? In this case, there is bulletproof glass, and it will definitely not work without a bomb. Anyway, this hotel is on the top floor! ! "You? How could you have so many?" The man was frightened, and the remaining bodyguard in the room was frightened. The two of them suddenly turned pale! ? "If you're not careful, you will be given everything. I'm distressed. I'll give you six. Will I be good to you?" Chuck laughed. "Don't! Anything is negotiable, I will give you what you want, don't!" The man retreated to the corner in fear! "No? I want it!" Chuck threw out six! The man and his bodyguard were drowning in fear on their faces! ! "Black Rose, I will take you out!" Chuck left with arms around Black Rose, and just ran for less than three seconds, a loud noise was deafening, like an earthquake! All the nearby glass burst! Chuck heard two screams of fear and was quiet! With a sigh of relief, it became. Chuck took the black rose downstairs. The people downstairs were stunned. The top floor was 4 Read full book at: https://www.webcilo.com/boards/topic/9 actually black smoke! They didn't know what happened, but Chuck knew. Chuckfu got the black rose on the train. He was too exhausted. He couldn't help it. He drove to find a hotel and brought Black Rose in. At this time, Black Rose was in a coma. She hugged Chuck's waist, and she didn't know it, like a cat. Chuck opened the room and put down the black rose. Chuck cleans the wound himself, the pain makes him sober! Damn, killing someone will cause such problems! Chuck is annoyed! He was exhausted after cleaning up. When he saw Black Rose in a coma, he took out the pain medicine from Black Rose's body and fed it to her. Chuck also took one, and he felt exhausted. he has slept. Overnight! The black rose suddenly woke up! She looked down and found that she was covered with a quilt and her clothes were intact. She was relieved. When she was about to cough, she saw Chuck on the sleeping sofa and hurriedly covered her mouth. Chuck actually drooled. After the black rose was stunned, he suddenly laughed, a faint smile, so beautiful. Unfortunately, Chuck didn't see it. "Did you take the medicine? Well, after taking it, I feel a lot better. He brought him in last night?" Black Rose murmured. 5 Read full book at: https://www.webcilo.com/boards/topic/9 She didn't feel anything at all, just felt that she had a warm embrace in her arms. She felt very at ease and didn't worry about what this person would do to herself without any worry. Because, two people seem to know each other... "It hurts," Chuck woke up, and Black Rose hurriedly pretended to sleep, and lay down. Chuck was stunned, "not yet awake?" Chuck came over and covered her with a quilt. "Sleep at ease, it's okay... there is me!" My mother is the past of Black Rose, Chapter 702 of the Baller's audio novel! Listen online with novels After Chuck finished speaking, the black rose was covered with a quilt again. Black Rose relaxed. Chuck didn't do anything to her. If there was a little irregularity, Black Rose decided that she would take a gun and kill Chuck! But suddenly, Chuck grabbed Black Rose's hand, and she felt, what did this bastard really do to herself? To die! ! Black Rose can't stand such a thing! You know, before, Black Rose had never been in a room with a man. She felt that she was capable, so what do you want a man to do? When cumbersome? ! But now Chuck actually grabbed his hand so insignificantly? ? This is unacceptable for Black Rose! She is ready to shoot! "What is this? Tattoo?" 6 Read full book at: https://www.webcilo.com/boards/topic/9 Of course Chuck didn't want to do anything. He found a weird tattoo on the thumb of the palm of the black rose. Product=Book/Web https://wWw.Vodtw.la It seems to have been tattooed from small to large, and it has faded, but it can still be seen clearly. Chuck looked curious. The black rose who was about to turn her head was stunned. This tattoo, when she was abandoned by her parents, she followed her after she was impressed. She doesn’t know what tattoo, she can check, after all, she is the first killer, but she doesn’t want to check, because this strange tattoo is definitely related to her parents, she has been ruthlessly abandoned, and also check what this tattoo does ? ! Let yourself find your parents? Black roses will never do this.
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