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CHAPTER HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FIVE
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RICHARD'S POV

I hadn't expected them to come at me so quickly, but there we were. Three thugs immediately rushed in, trying to surround me. They didn’t realize who they were messing with. As the first one swung his fist toward me, I caught it mid-air, twisted his arm back, and heard a satisfying *snap*. He screamed, and before he even hit the ground, I was already moving on to the next guy.

Another thug lunged at me with a rusty metal pipe, swinging wildly. I dodged to the left, grabbed his arm, and slammed my elbow into his face. The crunch of his nose breaking under my elbow was almost as loud as his scream. I threw him to the ground like a sack of potatoes.

The third guy, a bulky dude with tattoos covering his arms, charged at me like a bull. I sidestepped him, kicked the back of his knee, and he fell forward. Before he knew what was happening, I grabbed his head and smashed it into my knee. He was out cold.

“Are you guys seriously this bad?” I shouted, looking around at the mess.
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