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Chapter 38 Trouble at the Night Market
Author: Lily Monroe
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Before the overturned table stood a man bowing his head, apologizing over and over. From this distance, his words were lost in the noise. The brute facing him, however, wasn’t having any of it—he grabbed the man by the collar and hurled him to the ground.

The owner of the neighboring stall fell silent on the spot. Adrian, a trained fighter with keener sight than most, noticed a crushed cigarette butt beneath the man’s foot.

“Old Thompson,” the brute sneered, “what’s it gonna be—pay up, or pack your junk and scram?”

“Mr. White, I…”

“Save it. None of your business,” he snapped at the neighboring stallholder, who shut his mouth at once. He glanced at his friend sprawled on the ground and sighed. This was a man none of them could afford to cross.

Old Thompson, the one Mr. White had thrown down, fumbled upright, his face drawn with worry.

“Mr. White, please—can you give me a little more time…”

“Say that again?” Mr. White drawled. “Old Thompson, it’s not like we’re unreasonable people.”

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  • Chapter 38 Trouble at the Night Market

    Before the overturned table stood a man bowing his head, apologizing over and over. From this distance, his words were lost in the noise. The brute facing him, however, wasn’t having any of it—he grabbed the man by the collar and hurled him to the ground.The owner of the neighboring stall fell silent on the spot. Adrian, a trained fighter with keener sight than most, noticed a crushed cigarette butt beneath the man’s foot.“Old Thompson,” the brute sneered, “what’s it gonna be—pay up, or pack your junk and scram?”“Mr. White, I…”“Save it. None of your business,” he snapped at the neighboring stallholder, who shut his mouth at once. He glanced at his friend sprawled on the ground and sighed. This was a man none of them could afford to cross.Old Thompson, the one Mr. White had thrown down, fumbled upright, his face drawn with worry.“Mr. White, please—can you give me a little more time…”“Say that again?” Mr. White drawled. “Old Thompson, it’s not like we’re unreasonable people.”See

  • Chapter 37 A Different Kind of Dinner

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  • Chapter 36: Striking Gold

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  • Chapter 35: Kneel and Apologize

    Neil Peterson took a step forward with a barked challenge—but before the words had fully left his mouth, J. Ino moved. The sudden strike was so swift it startled the crowd.Fortunately, Neil’s reflexes were faster; he slipped aside and the blow cut air.“Snatching the initiative like that—despicable,” Adrian sighed. Shameless, indeed, as the disciples had said.“Coward!”“He even went for a cheap shot!”“Scum—afraid you can’t win straight up?”The jeers rolled on, but the two men in the center paid them no mind.Ino ignored the noise. His first strike failed, so he launched a second, eyes locked on Neil, feet driving hard as he shifted from open hand to a fist aimed at Neil’s face.Prepared this time, Neil would not be taken. He intercepted the seemingly crushing blow and countered with his free hand.Pinned by Neil’s grip, J. Ino’s arm wouldn’t budge; he had to wrench his left hand free just to barely keep up. Inside, he was rattled—Neil was locking down half his body with a single h

  • Chapter 34: A Challenge at the Gates

    “It’s over! It’s over, over, over…”Seeing Neil Peterson spit such a mouthful of blood, Vincent Wallace spun in frantic circles. If Adrian were blamed, what then?Adrian, unruffled, stepped off the bed and moved aside with a faint, amused curve to his lips as he watched Neil.Neil caught his breath, then flipped off the bed in one fluid motion, startling Ronald as he rushed to his side.What on earth—“Master, you’ve given me a second life. Please accept my bow.”He sank to his knees and knocked his head to the floor, earnest and unflinching.The thud left everyone dumbstruck.In the space of a single day, Ronald’s sense of the world had been overturned too many times to count. He couldn’t keep up.Neil had been confined to bed for four or five days—without even water these last two—so weak a toddler could have toppled him. Now he moved with the vigor of a man in his prime—and then kowtowed, and to a young man even younger than Ronald himself.The room was packed, yet utterly silent.

  • Chapter 33: Breaking Through

    Ronald Peterson hauled the collapsed Neil Peterson upright. His father’s burning skin sent him into a blind panic, and he turned to Vincent Wallace in desperation.Vincent didn’t dare make a reckless move. The dojo disciples crowded around him, pleading for help.“Mr. Peterson isn’t an ordinary man. A martial artist’s physique is… different. I’m out of my depth.”“He’s burning up—he won’t stop shaking!”“Dr. Wallace, could you take another look at my father?”Ronald’s voice trembled as he begged, forcing himself to stay calm. He had never pleaded with anyone like this.Vincent couldn’t bear the sight. Neil’s body shuddered; an unnatural flush crept over his face.Seeing Vincent step forward, Ronald quickly eased his father back onto the bed and made room.Vincent took his pulse—and his brow knit at once.“Doctor, how is our chairman?”“Quieter—let the master work.”Vincent exhaled hard. His expression offered little hope. He could tell Neil’s condition was deteriorating by the breath,

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