The Three Little Guardian Angels

Chapter 1114

Xyla’s expression froze slightly. Yorrick laughed. “Are you giving me another chance?”

Xyla glared at him.

‘Okay, that’s unfortunate!’

“Have you come up with an idea on how you’re going to down that bottle of bourbon?” Yorrick walked to her side and easily pocketed the winning ball before Xyla could even react.

He turned and looked at Xyla. Xyla put down the cue, turned around walked up to the bottle of bourbon, and opened the bottle. Louis interrupted the series of actions at this time. “It doesn’t look like your style to make things this difficult for a woman, Mr. Hathaway.”

The people surrounding the table could not help but look forward to what would follow that!

Yorrick kept a straight face and only gave off a faint smile. “She’s the one who insisted on betting with me. I’m only acting according to what we agreed upon. Am I really embarrassing her?”

Louis met his gaze. “I can’t see what you intend to achieve through this wager.”

plan to achieve anything through this

about

of me if I accommodate

a bottle of bourbon. I’d take them heads-up

her head, and started chugging the bourbon. She could

of the liquor escaped her mouth through the corners of her lips, streamed down her cheek and neck, and

halfway through the bottle. She began to choke and cough, but she adjusted her pace and moved on with the chug. When the bottle of bourbon was finished to the very last drop, Xyla was already on the

warm, and she felt very light-headed. She vomited uncomfortably as teardrops rolled down her cheeks one after another, messing up her

self in the mirror. Her cheeks looked as red as a tomato, and her vision began to

walked out of the bathroom with the support of anything that she could find on her way out but before she could take

who came in after that screamed

rushed to

she…” Helios explained, “It’s alcohol poisoning. Her drinking capacity has never been particularly good. We might not even be able to finish a whole bottle of bourbon on an empty stomach,

a

to have offended Yorrick, and Yorrick did

might have