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Published at 28th of May 2024 05:43:49 AM


Chapter 252: 241: The Monk

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Chapter 252: Chapter 241: The Monk

Translator: 549690339 Thi/s chapter is updated by nov(e)(l)biin.co/m

Daisy Zane changed into a neat outfit and tied up Charles Amos’s hair that had been cut off. She went with James Collins, Charles Amos, and Kevin Clark together.

After entering the military district and getting off the car, they went straight to the schoolyard.

Daisy Zane wore her hair loose, with a duckbill cap for shading the sun. Dressed simply in gray ankle-length pants and a white short sleeve shirt, her legs were long and straight, and her slender waist was revealed where the short-sleeved shirt was tucked into her pants.

Even dressed simply, she was still dazzling.

After changing her clothes, Kevin Clark’s gaze kept moving between her legs and her waist.

After walking for a while, little Charles Amos’s stride was obviously quicker than the others. Everyone had long legs, so he had to take two and a half steps for every step everyone else took.

Thus, Kevin Clark picked him up directly.

Little Charles Amos, who suddenly floated into the air, looked at Kevin Clark for a moment, then happily embraced his neck. Why not take advantage of this free ride?

Daisy Zane took off her cap and put it on James Collins’ head.

James Collins tucked in his neck, and after realizing it wasn’t a beating, smiled and said, “Sister, I’m not hot.”

“Wear it,” Daisy Zane said without looking at him, “Cover your green hair.”

James Collins: ...oh.”

Some people were training on the schoolyard.

They stood on the periphery and watched for a while.

Daisy Zane watched the close-up fighting training and the 500 meters obstacle course further away.

Brook Sister, when we were young, we all trained here,” Xavier Dominic said. “At that time, we were under complete military control. I was miserable, struggling to get up every day, and wanted to cry.”

“It’s not that you wanted to cry every day,” Hugo Clark’s voice suddenly sounded from behind them. “You were crying every day.”

Hearing his voice, everyone looked back.

Xavier Dominic, who couldn’t beat him, could only clench his teeth and say, “Hugo Clark, with a friend like me, you must have incense burning for your ancestors.”

“It’s more like a curse on the ancestors,” Kevin Clark suddenly said.

“You two, you uncle and nephew...” Xavier Dominic glanced at Hugo and Kevin Clark in turn, both of whom were too hard to provoke, “Forget it, I have a heart that can tolerate everything.”

Michael Jackson and Juan Wright both laughed indifferently.

Little Charles Amos stood beside Daisy Zane’s leg, waiting for everyone to stop talking before looking up and shouting, “Elder Brother.”

Daisy Zane: .

There was no emotion on Hugo Clark’s face as he looked at him for two seconds and then patted him on the head, acknowledging him.

Kevin Clark glanced at his nephew and then looked at the schoolyard, raising the corner of his mouth.

Such training methods would break his heart even if she just touched them.

Daisy Zane didn’t say anything but looked at the schoolyard, watching their training as if it were in slow motion to herself.

After standing outside of the periphery for a while, they went to the shooting range.

All sorts of guns were spread out in front of them, anyone’s eyes would sparkle for a moment after taking a look at them.

Allonzo Hobson had witnessed Daisy Zane’s marksmanship on Koymoon Island, which was extraordinary.

“Brook Sister, why not show off a bit?”

Daisy Zane looked at the guns and her hands itched for them. She thought about it, picked up a Type 64 pistol, and said to Kevin Clark, “Third Master, want to compete?”

Kevin Clark raised an eyebrow: “Will we be able to determine a winner?”

Daisy Zane smirked, coming up with a naughty idea: “We will.”

Kevin Clark saw through her scheme but didn’t expose it. He readily agreed to the challenge: “Fine. How do we play?”

Daisy Zane took out the magazine and checked it. She said, “Moving targets, seven bullets, see who can hit more.”

Hugo Clark had never seen Daisy Zane with a gun. Today was the first time. Her playful and wicked demeanor made it seem as if this place was her home court.

It was like she was radiating light.

Another side to this person.

“Fine,” Kevin Clark also picked up a Type 64. “Stakes?”

Daisy Zane thought about it and said, “Whoever loses must agree to one request from the winner.”

“Such tempting terms,” Kevin Clark laughed. “Then I have to take this seriously.”

Daisy Zane gave him a “You’re bound to lose, whether you’re serious or not” look.

Hugo Clark watched their exchanges and automatically stepped back. He also took little Charles Amos away, so the gunshots wouldn’t scare the child.

At a distance, Bonnie Maxwell, who had just arrived at the shooting range, saw their group and paused. She stood still and watched them from afar. “That group...”

“They came with Third Master,” said the person beside her. “I heard she’s Third Master’s girlfriend, and she’s beautiful.”

Bonnie Maxwell clenched her fist slowly. She recognized Daisy Zane but couldn’t believe Kevin Clark actually brought her here.

What right did she have to be here? What qualifications did she have to be here?

So what if she’s beautiful?

How could an empty vessel be worthy of the title of Clark Family’s Madam?

“Who’s that child?”

“Not sure, but Third Master brought him and even carried him here,” said the person.

Bonnie Maxwell knitted her brows, looking at Charles Amos’s figure, and her eyes darkened..



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