A Healer’s Journey (Finnegan and Nuthana)

Chapter 145 Throw Up

Finnegan clenched his fists, a furious look on his face.

Matthias egged him on by saying, “Well? You’re not going to be a sore loser now, are you? Hurry up drink!”

“I’ll drink it for you!” Mandy said as she picked up a bottle and started chugging away.

This time, however, Finnegan did not stop her.

“How dare you call yourself a man when you let Mandy drink on your behalf?” Ariendel exclaimed disdainfully.

The other pretty girls chimed in and mocked him as well.

and

“She’s my woman, so what’s wrong with her helping me out a little? You guys can carry on with this on your own. I’m done!” Finnegan replied solemnly.

After downing an entire bottle, Mandy clutched at her tummy with her face burning bright red. “Yeah, we’re done!”

Her stomach was hurting badly, and she felt a strong urge to throw up.

“You can quit if you call yourself a coward three times and roll out of this private room, Finnegan! Otherwise, you’ll have to keep playing until you’re able to get the next player to take your place!” Matthias challenged.

“Don’t push it too far!” Finnegan shouted.

“How are we pushing it too far? It’s not our fault you can’t keep up, you f*cking coward!”

“Mind your language, Matthias!” Mandy snapped at him.

Matthias shrugged nonchalantly. “I’m just stating the facts here. We’ll never chicken out like him!”.

Finnegan slammed his hand on the table and said, “Want me to keep playing, huh? Fine, but let’s change the rules a little bit. Sips will be upgraded to glassfuls, and glassfuls will upgraded to bottles. I’ll keep playing if you guys have the guts to!”

His. loud voice stunned everyone around him.

Even Matthias couldn’t help but tense up and turn to Vilmar, who narrowed his eyes and replied with a smile, “Sure! We’ll play by your rules if that makes you happy! You’re not going to chicken out on us again, are you?”

Matthias believed that Finnegan was simply bluffing to scare them into quitting.

Finnegan seemed to hesitate a little when he heard that, which made Matthias all the more certain about his guess.

Confident that Finnegan was just bluffing, Matthias added, “That’s right! We don’t mind playing by your rules, but are you able to handle it?”

Finnegan gritted his teeth and clenched his fists as he replied, “Of course! I won’t quit until everyone here has had their turn!”

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let out a hearty chuckle. “All right, then! Let’s see who

out to him worriedly while clutching

didn’t seem to hear her and proceeded

like a gambling addict with the way he was

“Hahaha!”

the others burst out laughing

to yourself, man! Look what you’ve done! You have to drink three bottles instead of three glasses!” Ariendel exclaimed while wiping the tears off his

had upped the ante, he had to down three bottles of

Here, I’ll help you with two bottles,” Mandy said with a wry smile

grabbed another bottle for himself while

time, however, Finnegan drank it very slowly as though it were

entire bottle, and

she put it down and ran into the

to bear, so she couldn’t be bothered to

threw up so much that her face was pale, and she couldn’t walk straight by the time

forward to hold her steady. “Mandy! Are you

her head and sat down next to Finnegan.

half-empty, and said, “You can stop

told and forced herself to finish the bottle of alcohol

this on purpose, she started to regret using Finnegan as

you see that Mandy went to throw

though he didn’t hear her, Finnegan continued spinning

fell silent and

at the box that had the next player drink, Finnegan leaned back and said, “Finally, it’s someone

glad that she could finally stop

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others were a little

a glance and

shouted as he spun the wheel with all his might.

as the wheel

are an unlucky one, Finnegan!”

previous player, which was Finnegan,

him sly grins in response as they waited for him

a bottle

then,” Matthias said after watching

spin the wheel, only to have it land on the

wheel in front of Vilmar and said, “You’re up, Mr. Vilmar.”

right?” Vilmar said with a chuckle as he spun the wheel.

saw what the arrow

clenched his