Rising from the Ashes BY Only For You

Chapter 1803

With their trip to Goldridge coming up tomorrow, Andrew had some free time and decided to head over to the Rhodes residence for a quick visit. After that, he made a stop at the Peck residence to check in on Victoria.

Both Tiana and Victoria had reminded him to be cautious during this trip.

The Southern Martial Union's main headquarters were located in Goldridge, and it had always been known as a hotbed of drama. This organization oversaw martial artists across all southern provinces, and its leader, Jerome, was nothing short of a powerhouse.

Though Gabo Creek province was not far away from Goldridge, bringing Lauren and the other two girls along meant Andrew had to stay even more alert. Jerome held a selection for his inner disciples every year, and chaos followed.

The spots for inner disciples were extremely limited. Yet, countless families and martial sects sent their people to compete for Jerome's attention. The competition for these coveted positions often led to intense rivalries, bloodshed, and sometimes even deaths.

Victoria's concerns went much deeper than just immediate safety. She encouraged Andrew to build a strong relationship with Jerome, as this would greatly benefit his future dominance in Gabo Creek.

only be one undisputed champion. Every martial artist dreamed of claiming that one-in-a-million first-place position. This was exactly why

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grand as Tiana's. The difference was that Victoria was willing to dedicate all her

devotion left Andrew unsure how to handle such intense feelings. When he thought about how Reginald probably had not contacted

the more Andrew found himself at a complete loss. Victoria often treated him as if he were Reginald, which inevitably led to genuine displays of affection and flirtation that left

they probably would have already fallen into Victoria's trap, drowning in lust, indulging in pleasure, and crossing a line they

the point of no return-the collapse of morality and a betrayal

really be blamed for

their incredible charm. They were far more attractive than any

came from noble backgrounds, were born into prestigious families, and studied under

arts or intelligence, both far surpassed ordinary

and