The Million-Dollar Heart by Rebecca Ryan

Chapter 395

The world champion announced his retirement the moment he lifted the trophy, sending shock waves through the competitive gaming community.

Aaron’s retirement news hit the trending lists instantly, outshining even Hawk’s victory celebration in terms of online explosion.

Yet, the person who took it the hardest was Kenneth.

“Dammit, he wins, and then he quits? How is that any different from those jerks who ghost you after a one-night stand!” Kenneth raged.

Callum tried to reason. “Dude, that… Might not be the best analogy.”

Kenneth shot him a glare that could scorch the earth. “Well then, genius, you tell me how to put it!”

The room fell silent, fearing Kenneth’s wrath. Seething, Kenneth grabbed his phone and called Aaron, unleashing a tirade that lasted a solid ten minutes without repeating a single insult.

Aaron, however, said nothing, hanging up the phone as soon as Kenneth took a breath.

Kenneth stared at his phone, the tone droning in his ear, his face so dark that even the devil would steer clear.

Callum instinctively scooted back.

They all knew Kenneth was at his most terrifying, not when he was shouting but silent like this.

Kenneth’s grip on his phone whitened his knuckles.

Suddenly, with a loud crash, Kenneth slammed his phone to the ground and spun around, intent on confronting Aaron.

But standing behind him, more menacing than Hades himself, was Percival.

“Bro,” Kenneth immediately lowered his head, “I screwed up, punish me whatever way you want.”

Percival sat down, his long legs crossed, leaning back casually on the couch. He looked up and asked, “What did you do wrong?”

“I embarrassed you.”

Percival’s eyes flashed coldly. “You still don’t realize what you did wrong, and you have the nerve to settle scores with Aaron?”

Kenneth flinched as if struck.

Percival was furious

Why go for a solo kill on Aaron in game three? You neglected the high ground, focused solely on beating Aaron, and ignored the rest.

questions left

match ended, he knew that they lost

and

strength was their teamwork, yet he was so provoked by Aaron that he lost

of teamwork alone, even if Hawk had won,

while the rest of

the captain. He’s not usually like

there are no excuses!” Percival bellowed, smashing the marble side table with a slap

and had a

…

Meanwhile, on the rooftop.

around his neck, his

Vivienne understood.

at the prime age for an E-sports

he chose this

retirement was not just because

factor was the pressure from the Miller

training in his youth and now had to catch up quickly in order to

“Regret it?” Vivienne asked.

could I not? It’s my passion, my irreplaceable glory, my very

bowed his head, wiping away a tear before looking up again,

regret it. Life’s

firmly

did not say more. Aaron was smart enough to know that even if he continued in E-sports, there

it for money

on him.

hand, saying, “Go

aren’t you

waved her

retreating figure, the light in his eyes

it once. From now on, I won’t let

rolled out at

the back,

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