Flora’s Guide to a Second Chance at Love and Life

Chapter 309

Large beads of sweat trickled down Hank’s forehead, stinging his eyes as they fell. After a grueling ten–minute standoff, Hank was drenched, his throat dry and his tongue parched. He knew he couldn’t outlast Lance in this endurance. test. The longer the deadlock, the worse it got for him. With a sudden burst of resolve, Hank decided to go for a quick and decisive strike, launching an

all–out attack.

Lance, if you counted, only had Freddy as a notable opponent. Hank’s moves were varied and unpredictable, throwing Lance off his

to the stage, not daring to blink. Soon enough, Lance began to catch on to Hank’s tactics, countering each move with pinpoint precision. Against such overwhelming strength, all of Hank’s tricks were useless. After several exchanges, Hank took a few solid hits from Lance,

Many disliked him, and seeing him humiliated brought cheers from the crowd. They shouted for Lance to teach him a lesson

a heavy stone crashing into his chest, making it hard for him to breathe. His chest was filled with frustration

now he was a powerhouse. Hank was convinced the boss had secretly given Lance special training. He had fought tooth and nail

to join the Enforcement, even if it meant sacrificing himself. With a cold glint in his eyes, Hank suddenly leaped up, aiming a punch at Lance’s face. His energy was spent, making his movements slow.

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The needles were nearly invisible under the sunlight, aiming straight for

eyes.

at sneak attack. The rules clearly stated that weapons were not allowed, and competitors had to fight unarmed. Before entering the stage, contestants. were supposed

his cheek, leaving a bloody trail. Lance quickly grabbed Hank’s arms,

in defeat, his arms broken and hanging limply. His life was over. The moment he chose to launch a sneak attack, he had ruined his future. The Enforcement would never take him now. But

members rushed to check on Lance’s injuries and to give Hank a harsh lesson. “Lance, are you

terrifying sight. “I’m fine,” Lance said, his voice soft. “It’s