Pampered By The Ruthless Underground Boss

Chapter 581:

They approached the chessboard, inspecting the final arrangement of the pieces.

Sheri’s face darkened, her confidence visibly crumbling.

Naomi’s face turned as pale as a sheet, her body trembling uncontrollably. It took her a long moment to steady herself enough to speak. “No, this can’t be! Khloe couldn’t have won! There’s still the painting! Lindy is a prodigy—everyone knows it! As long as her painting wins, then I haven’t lost!”

At that moment, Naomi latched onto Lindy as her last hope.

Convinced that Lindy’s talent would secure a victory, Naomi rushed to stand behind her.

When her eyes landed on Lindy’s oil painting, still in its final stages, the panic that had gripped her began to subside. Relief washed over her like a wave.

The painting depicted a breathtaking sunrise atop a mountain peak. Soft morning light streamed through scattered clouds, gradually revealing the sun in all its radiant glory.

as though she had been transported to that very mountaintop. She could almost feel the

as Lindy was putting down

right there. The sense of hope and renewal that the morning sun brings is overwhelming.

could relax. Victory wasn’t

to win against all four opponents to claim victory. With three victories secured, she still needed one

Naomi exclaimed, her confidence returning. She eagerly encouraged the crowd to admire

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face alight with smug arrogance. “Well, Khloe, it’s over. You’ve

lose to Lindy. Lindy’s painting seemed unbeatable. However, Eric stepped forward. “Normally, whoever wins three matches would win. But since the bet specified winning against all four opponents, perhaps it’s best to call it a draw. That would be fair.” His words were carefully chosen to please both sides, attempting to diffuse tension without offending

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and it must follow the terms we agreed upon. Khloe herself said earlier that she wouldn’t accept a draw. So now

that, Khloe arched a brow, her tone sharp and unbothered. “You’re all so eager to declare the winner before even

confidence faltering for a moment.

“I did.”