The Rise of a Master: It Starts With Rejection

Chapter 651

Right then, Felix could barely contain his anger anymore. Just as he was about to act, a police car zoomed past them. As he got snapped back to reality, he was reminded of the crowds milling around them.

He suddenly remembered his own and Saralı's tremendous power. If they were to fight here, they could level the entire block in seconds. That kind of destruction would definitely draw unwanted attention from Dragonia's authorities. Sarah scoffed. "I thought you were actually going to do something."

Taunted by Sarah, Felix's voice turned cold as he said, "You think it's fun playing with people's lives? What I felt for Xena was real, and you ruined everything. Do you have any idea how heartbroken she is?"

Sarah smirked. "Of course I know she's heartbroken. All my schemes would have gone to waste if she hadn't been sad. The more pain she's in, the more that heartless Curtis will blame himself. That's exactly what I've been hoping for." Sarah would clearly stop at nothing for her revenge.

"Let's settle this somewhere private if you're so tough. I'll make you regret being such a despicable old fart."

As Sarah's eyes narrowed dangerously, she seemed to have gotten angry, too. "Are you getting cocky just because you've gained some power? Even your mentor wouldn't dare speak to me that way. But fine. I'll give you your chance. "Meet me on the Eastern Mountain's peak at 10:00 pm tonight. We'll see who walks away."

had power grown

Sarah vanished, and Felix unclenched his fists. His exponentially, so she

at Xena's house, he knew better than to expect her to answer the door. Thankfully, Curtis had

were swollen

carefully, Felix. Unless we meet by accident, I'll

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and that

leave,

his car, he could only call Curtis again. I'm

that Xena had gone so far as to threaten suicide. He sighed

for years. I can give you their name. You should be able to track them

was rare in today's world, but pen pals still existed. By sharing all of their deepest thoughts through letters without ever meeting, it would create a connection that texts and emails could never