Richest Man: Divine-Grade Reconstruct System Chapter 641 597: Unlucky Davis

The next move of the charging bearded man not only stunned Pete but also made everyone around narrow their gazes sharply, all secretly saying to themselves, good grief.

It turned out that this bearded guy was shouting for Pete to stop while keeping his feet moving.

As soon as he quickly reached the two of them, he actually raised his big foot directly.

The pair of military boots fiercely kicked Davis right on the buttocks.

This action left everyone in a daze, all directing their surprised gazes at the bearded guard.

A question arose simultaneously in their hearts: Could he have kicked the wrong person?

But that shouldn't be the case; at this mont, Davis was lying on the ground, while Pete was standing there. Even if he accidentally kicked soone, he shouldn't have swung his foot to stomp downward.

Clearly, this was intentional.

Moreover, what left everyone helpless was that this guy rushed over to Davis, who was on the ground, and while kicking, kept angrily scolding Pete:

"Oh, damn. Stop fighting, don't kick his butt, don't kick him, you'll end up killing him like this, stop your actions, didn't you hear ? If you kick him again, I'll have to take enforcent asures against you."

This sudden chaotic operation, it can be said, instantly caught everyone present off guard.

And at this mont, Davis, who was being beaten on the ground, was already curled up like a shrimp, holding his head.

As for who was kicking him, he had no idea at all.

He could only feel his body constantly being beaten.

Of course, he could still hear the guard's voice, which filled him with excitent.

The guard had finally arrived, and now he felt he was saved.

Not only that, but in his mind, he had already decided Pete's fate.

Once Pete was subdued, he must first beat that kid up and then fire him!

anwhile, hand him over to the police for processing, and he must be locked up for at least a few years; otherwise, his anger would not be appeased.

However, what he did not expect was that although the guard's voice had already sounded, he was still being beaten.

Moreover, every ti he tried to lift his head, a foot would land on his head.

This made him extrely depressed, and in desperation, he held his head, not daring to lift it, just shouting hysterically:

"Pete, you bastard, how dare you hit , stop imdiately, or I will never let you go! Guards, are you all pigs? Get him away from quickly! Worthless bunch! What did I pay you for!"

Even at this point, Davis had yet to realize the reality and was still cursing at the guards.

He also completely failed to consider that even the guard was going at him.

Ti passed second by second, and soon the guard had kicked dozens of tis.

And everyone around had co to their senses, including Pete, who had stopped beating Davis, and snapped back to reality.

Watching the guard captain violently laying into Davis on the ground, he couldn't help but show a grateful smile.

He then swung his foot to join the captain's ranks.

However, what no one expected was that this was just the beginning.

In the subsequent ti, all the other security personnel charged up one by one, shouting to stop, yet contrary to everyone's expectations, they were not there to separate the two.

Instead, they, one by one, shouted to stop while delivering kicks to Davis on the ground.

At that mont, Davis, with his head held, was simultaneously under attack by several feet.

His body was covered in pain.

At this point, he had no idea what he was experiencing, his mind was blank, and it took him quite a while to react.

What on earth was going on? How many feet did Pete have? Why was he being beaten all over?

This was just the beginning; when the arriving guards joined in the beating, the other employees exchanged glances.

Looking at each other, finally, led by soone who shouted, "Stop beating!" a group charged in.

In an instant, sixty or seventy people in the crowd, like tigers rushing down the mountain, each shouted to stop while steadily pushing inward.

Those who reacted quickest and rushed in swung their feet through the gaps in the crowd, delivering a beating to Davis on the ground.

Those who ran slower couldn't even touch a corner of Davis.

This led them to complain incessantly.

The reason for today's situation was entirely because of Davis's usual arrogance.

He almost never showed a kind face to anyone here, and everyone had suffered at his hands.

This included the bearded guard captain who first charged in; he had often been angered by Davis before.

What enraged him the most was that his wife frequently fooled around with Davis.

Davis thought he didn't know, assuming the bearded guard hadn't discovered the affair, but little did he know that the bearded guard had accidentally walked in on them once.

This ti, finally having a chance, how could he not take action?

After about five minutes of beating, the crowd slowly stopped their actions and then dispersed like a swarm.

When everyone looked towards the scene, apart from Davis lying motionless on the ground like a dead dog, everyone else had long since disappeared without a trace.

There was not a person within five ters of his body.

As for Pete and the bearded guard, their whereabouts were unknown.

Poor Davis had no idea why he was beaten to such a state.

By the ti the doctor arrived, Davis was closer to death than alive.

Yet, sohow, despite everything, he was dragged back from the brink of death.

Not only had the ergency personnel arrived, but soon the police also ca.

However, when the police asked what on earth had happened, everyone shook their heads, indicating they had no idea.

This answer, of course, the police did not believe.

Therefore, the police thought to check the surveillance footage to find out what exactly happened.

But when they reached the surveillance room, they were dumbfounded to find that at this mont, the surveillance was actually...

[To be continued...]