CHAPTER 584. FIGHT FOR YOU. Rivals

“Leave it for tomorrow.” Adriana’s reply was automatic and natural. “I need to hand over a bunch of clients, and now’s not a good time. I just came by to make sure everything’s in order and to rub my amazing pitch in Mauro’s face,” she laughed. “I’ll handle the rest tomorrow; today I’ve got something more urgent to do.”

And that “urgent” thing was rushing home because that fighter had become like an addiction.

Her assistant left the office and approached a tal