My Accidental Husband is a Billionaire

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Brian took a smiling step forward.

The older generation knew that saving face meant little compared to practical benefits.

Luke immediately spoke out, "Dad, you can't! Your injury..."

"I'm fine."

Brian cut him off. "Besides, as an elder, it's my job to set an example. Only then will everyone be willing to give their all!"

He turned to King and said, "Let's begin."

The crowd quickly stepped back, clearing the field.

Keira watched the scene.

If James and Luke could win this match, she wanted to conserve her strength, especially since they were still battling Fox.

Revealing too much too soon could lead to faster losses. Her identity as the senior sister of the Freeman Sect needed to stay concealed unless absolutely necessary.

She looked at Brian.

hint of admiration arose in her

understand why old Mr. Sims had entrusted the Special

person to lead

and dark matters without being overly rigid. Sometimes, achieving goals demanded unconventional

felt as if she had

King, who threw a punch directly at him. Brian bent down, but due to his

stepped back a couple of paces, steadying

Luke exclaimed, "Dad!"

hand with a smile,

rotated his shoulder, still appearing relaxed, but Keira noticed cold sweat forming on his forehead. She couldn't help but walk over to Luke and ask softly, "Does your

by her earlier comments about Holly, and chose to ignore her. Instead, Holly said, "Yes, Deputy Director Dawson has carried out many secret missions for the Special Division over the years. He has

made Luke lift his chin proudly. For them, these scars

Though he survived, the muscles on his lower back were severed and

took a deep breath, feeling renewed admiration

represents his dedication, and yet your grandfather refuses

attention

Keira tensed her jaw.

moment, she suddenly understood Brian and Luke's

was a capable leader, and Luke had likely made many sacrifices as well. Old Mr. Sims, despite promising to pass the Special Division to Brian, stubbornly clung to his position at eighty years old. It was no wonder resentment