CHAPTER 45 CHALLENGE
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Jack Sullivan leaned against the car, watching the scene unfold with an amused expression. These so-called “fighters” had no idea what they were walking into.

Frank and Derek Miller, the so-called “Miller brothers,” strutted around like they owned the place. Frank flexed his arms, cracking his knuckles loudly, while Derek smirked as if he had already won.

Jack shook his head.

Pathetic.

Neither of them had real martial arts training. Frank was barely at the lowest level of a basic fighter, while Derek hadn’t even reached that. Against a true martial artist like Julia Yates, they were walking straight into their own humiliation.

But before Jack could say anything, Tina Dawson noticed his reaction.

“What’s with that look?” she snapped, glaring at him. “You think you’re better than them?”

Jack met her gaze lazily. “Just thinking.”

“Thinking what?” she pressed, arms crossed.

Jack shrugged. “That this is going to be a massacre.”

Tina scoffed. “Oh, please. You don’t know what you’re talking
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