Love the Wolfless Power Girl at First Sight

Chapter 388 I Dare You to Pull the Trigger

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Tessa took in the scene before her and let out a cold laugh. “Sorry, but I’ve always been the rebellious type. I’d really love to see what you think you can do to me.”

“You…” Sharon was shaking with rage.

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“Do it,” she snapped, determined to get her way by any means necessary.

One of the werewolf mercenaries cocked his gun and aimed it straight at Tessa. We are all professional mercenaries, since this girl has some skill, wouldn’t it be faster to just use weapons? But wasn’t this one a little too calm? Rumor had it she hadn’t even awakened her wolf yet. Why wasn’t she afraid? Maybe she’s too scared to even think straight.

A girl who’d never experienced real bloodshed would usually freeze in terror at the sight of a gun.

“Waving a gun around in broad daylight?” Tessa glanced toward the corner of the cafe. “Aren’t you worried about getting caught on the security cameras for attempted murder?” Every cafe should have cameras, right?

“How naive. I already had the surveillance taken down. Now take the money and leave, or I have plenty of ways to make sure you never get to compete in that contest.”

out of the picture, Tessa didn’t bother

moved–disarming the gunman

no one else even had

with

expecting something impressive. This piece of junk? You really

had just been pointing the gun

happened. How

safety off and pointed the

this is your idea of fun? You should’ve

toe. It was the first time in her life someone had held

anything crazy!” Her voice shook, fingers gripping the edge

deal with werewolves. Even if Tessa

all, ensuring her son’s victory in the physics contest–and keeping him far from

had already cost her an arm, this was the perfect

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her wolf, would turn the gun around and point it back at

Sharon could hear her own heartbeat pounding in her ears. J she pulls the trigger… if that silver bullet goes through my head, I’m dead. Dead for sure! No, I can’t die! I haven’t seen my son succeed