Pampered By The Ruthless Underground Boss

Chapter 580:

Khloe must lose. Otherwise, she would embarrass herself in front of Naomi and the others. Her mother would reproach her, and Henrik would turn away completely. There was no way she could let that happen.

Just as they all began to relax, Khloe’s left hand moved.

“What is Khloe doing? Is she throwing the game? How can she paint without even looking at the canvas?”

“She must be out of her mind. She’s so confident, saying she’ll win, yet she’s randomly scribbling. Even if she’s going to lose, shouldn’t she lose with some dignity?”

“I feel like she’s a lunatic. Otherwise, she wouldn’t force herself into such an impossible situation.”

Khloe seemed oblivious to the criticism around her. Her brush seemed to have a mind of its own, moving freely, gently spreading color across the canvas.

Vivid scenes began to emerge on the canvas.

As her left hand continued its fluid motions across the canvas, her right hand never stopped. Chess pieces moved with increasingly precise and deadly intent.

But at that moment, Khloe’s eyes suddenly

the king, placing it in a position that checkmated Cara’s queen. At the same time, she set down the brush in her

Khloe stated, looking directly at

the chessboard. Her expression became increasingly strange, and panic overwhelmed her heart. “How can you win? No! This can’t be possible! I can’t lose! This isn’t real at all. This

madwoman, continued staring

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understood that when a queen was within the king’s attack range, with no protective pieces and no safe movement options, the king could attack and capture the queen. But in actual games, because a queen was highly mobile and controlled a wide range of squares, it was

in just fifteen minutes, Cara’s once strategically placed white

had lost to

demeanor. “I told you

the crowd began to realize that the chess match between Khloe and Cara had ended, all eyes turned to the chessboard. Judging by Cara’s disheveled appearance, it seemed

this

must have been some mistake. But when they laid eyes on the final position

had won. And not just won—it