Chapter 152 The Match
His words were an insult to her, mocking Vera for knowing about the competition, feeling the pressure, and finding a man to satisfy her sexual desires.
Vera sneered, the black paint hiding her innocent face. The more mysterious she was, the more people around her wanted to uncover her secrets.
"Sorry to make you jealous. I have a husband. If you're envious of my husband's love, wait until you lose this time and go find a husband yourself. Leave a love mark on your neck to comfort you."
A woman having a husband was natural; no one would find it inappropriate.
However, Vera suggested that he, a man, should find a husband, which was an insult to a self-proclaimed straight man participating in the competition.
Vera never held back her grudges and retaliated immediately.
He mocked her, so she didn't hesitate to insult him with her sharp tongue.
Her words never showed mercy.
Unexpectedly, he didn't get angry but laughed instead.
Vera glanced at him, her disdainful gaze shifting elsewhere.
The laughing man looked like a clown, showing a row of teeth that disgusted Vera.
His teeth were yellow. Judging by his voice, Vera estimated he was a young man, probably between twenty and thirty years old.
She seemed to be stretching her limbs but was actually glancing at the man's hands.
A person's hands could reveal a lot.
Laborers had thick, short fingers with calluses and yellow skin.
People who purely worked out had smooth skin from spending time in the gym, not exposed to the elements, with pale skin and muscles. Office or literary workers had slightly different index fingers, with delicate palm lines. Their skin was good but different from those who work out.
By observing his hands, Vera roughly determined his job he was undoubtedly a laborer.
Adding to that, she noticed his yellow teeth.
Such yellow stains don't appear without at least a decade of smoking.
So she deduced he was around twenty-seven or twenty-eight, a grassroots worker who worked outside for years.
information, Vera knew his
She finished stretching.
match had
her and spat on the ground, deliberately
path, not even glancing at the
She reached the stage.
Mia anxiously went to the
to say to Vera but were afraid of affecting her mood for the match, so they didn't dare speak, only looking up at the thin woman on the stage. Seeing the cunning in Sparrow's eyes, Vera instantly became serious, not in the mood for a
in the audience
the stage, the whole
every match she participated in was
was graceful, like an art
ring, her fans came to cheer her on during the mid-stage
wanting to become her opponent, to personally defeat her and take her
This included Sparrow.
he still took off his shirt,
would your husband feel
below the stage, glaring at the man who was deliberately
her, pinning her down, Patrick, who was known for his swift and decisive actions, would throw him into a meat grinder to vent his anger.
already
entire audience held their breath, watching Vera and Sparrow
testing each other, maintaining their
rush up and fight him, but
going to attack, Vera suddenly leaned back,
a feint, startling Sparrow into hastily
Vera stood up, the whole crowd
match for Heroine. He can only provoke with words, no
while Sparrow looks clumsy. He's probably going
surrounding discussions undoubtedly provoked
and launched a
aggressive approach, Vera rolled across the
when everyone thought Vera wasn't planning to attack, she unexpectedly kicked
Vera quickly stood up.
audience applauded Vera's
people started
felt embarrassed and lunged
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