It'll Come Naturally

"Patricia, Michelle! Stop talking!" Leena finally made her way towards her two friends. She could not help but knit her beautiful eyebrows worriedly at such a confrontation. "Are you okay, Leena?" Patricia felt relieved, seeing Leena appear safely in front of her.

"I'm okay. But look at you two. What have you done? Now we are in trouble. Oh, God! What should I do?" Leena sniffed. She could still smell the stench of alcohol on Patricia.

"Trouble? What trouble? They came and bothered us first. We were just fighting back to protect ourselves." Michelle was born and raised up in a gang family. This kind of situation was quite familiar to her. So she did not take Leena's words seriously at all.

Leena twisted her mouth a bit and froze immediately. She always acted properly and hardly went to a bar because she did not want to cause unnecessary troubles for her husband, a military man. Now, her two female friends had gotten involved in a bar fight and Kevin would definitely find out about it. His friend came out to help them, after all. This meant that Kevin must have already known by now.

"Nana, watch out!" The moment Kevin walked to the dance floor, he saw someone throw a chair and it was about to hit Leena. He rushed towards her and turned around to hold her in his arms to protect her from being hit. The chair crashed on his back with a heavy thud. "Kevin, why are you here? Oh, wait... No, that's not the point! Are you hurt?" Leena struggled out from his arms. She was worried so much, turning him around to check his back.

"I'm okay. It stings a little. Get yourself out of this area and stay out of more trouble. I'm gonna take care of this situation." Kevin smiled at his wife to comfort her. Nothing in him wanted to blame her at all.

"Okay, you be careful!" Leena replied obediently. She was indeed worried about him. But she also knew that it was not the right time.

Standing there wearing his imposing military uniform was enough to stabilize the crowd. Kevin did not even need to say or do anything. The moment he appeared in the bar, everything and everyone grew quiet. The fighting had dissipated. Even the music stopped. As for the guy who threw the chair at Leena? He was trembling with fear, unable to move from where he was standing.

"Dude! Why didn't you come here earlier? You came later than I have hoped," Hoyle frowned slightly and complained. The fight could have been avoided but it had already caused some damage.

"Let's talk later! I told you to protect her. But she almost got hurt! I'm not finished with you yet." Kevin shot an angry glare at Hoyle and then looked around the dance floor at everyone. When he saw Patricia and Michelle, he looked back at Leena. He was confused seeing them there.

"I didn't do anything anymore when I saw you come in." Hoyle was betting, whether Kevin was able to stop the chair from falling on Leena. Truth to be told, he was extremely anxious at that time and was afraid that he made the wrong calculations. Fortunately, Kevin made it. "Major General Gu, we did not do this deliberately. This gorilla here approached us first with malicious intentions." Michelle worried that Kevin might order his men to throw her into prison. So she spoke to Kevin first to make a complaint. She and Kevin had met a few times but they were not familiar with each other at all, so she was uncertain how Kevin would deal with it. A first strike could be useful for her.

"Hey, Kevin. I think you can at least tell right from wrong!" Patricia on the other hand was not afraid of Kevin at all. She had stayed at his home once, so she knew clearly what kind of person he was. But what she did not know was why he appeared at the bar. Leena told her that he was not in town.

"If you don't want to get involved in this, you can leave now. Those involved in the fight, stay here." Kevin did not reply to either of Leena's female friends. Instead, he took a cold glance at everyone again. Those who did not want to see the drama walked away and disappeared immediately. They did not want to cause troubles for themselves, after all.

"Mr. Soldier, sir! We did not do anything illegal. We just wanted to dance with these two beautiful ladies. Is it prohibited by the law? We are happy to pay for all the damages here if that is okay." That man knew that Kevin was different from himself. So he dared not be aggressive and arrogant like what he showed to everyone earlier.

"It's not breaking the law to invite someone to dance. But you shouldn't force them to dance with you if they refuse you. More importantly, the law prohibits you from hitting people. Only an idiot doesn't know that by now," Kevin sneered at the man, casting a cold glare at him, making the atmosphere freeze around him.

"Yes, yes, you are right," he flattered. The arrogant jerk had turned into an ass kissing mouse. He was not afraid of anyone in the world of gangsters. But he would never want to become enemies with people who were from the military. Otherwise, there would be endless troubles waiting for him.

"Now that you are willing to admit your mistake, I can let go of it this time. But don't forget to pay the bill and all the damages you caused tonight." Kevin said this, not to make it easy on him, but because it was not appropriate to punish him. A fight was common in such places like the bar, after all. What was more, no one got hurt or worse, ended up dead. A warning to him was enough in princíple. Besides, he did not come here as an officer on duty. Therefore, he might get into another set of troubles if he showed any abuse of power. He didn't want to find himself in a viral video about that.

"Thank you, thank you. We will pay the bill and will be on our way." The muscle head walked away quickly as soon as he finished his words as if he was afraid that Kevin might pull him back. His men also followed him like chickens to a farmer with feed. "Kevin, you just let them go like that?" Patricia still reeked of alcohol. She turned her arm which still hurt a bit, unsatisfied.

"What would you have preferred? Call the police here? And then the police take you to the station for questioning?" Kevin frowned tightly. He did not want to experience it with them. It would be extremely troublesome.