Bride Behind The Mask Novel

Chapter 366

Hayes cheered himself up by keeping reminding himself about Teresa’s daily affection towards him.

Once he returned to the villa, he found Teresa and Manley engrossed in a video game.

The duo was engrossed in the game, and Hayes felt left out. Therefore, he could only sit beside Teresa and watch her play.

“Headshot! Get him! He’s practically standing in front of you, what are you waiting for?”

Teresa was impatient and angry. The next moment, two gunshots were heard, and Manley froze before shouting, “You stole my kill!”

“What? I was saving you! One more shot and you’d be dead!”

Manley glanced at the game stats, and despite the game having just started five minutes ago, Teresa had already killed over ten people while he had not managed to eliminate anyone.

His extreme selfishness made it difficult for him to accept that Teresa was about to receive the ‘MVP’ title! Instead, he threw a grenade near Teresa, ending the game prematurely by intentionally killing himself.

Teresa watched the blinding white light cover the screen, and the system promptly declared her death.

She looked at a smug Manley, utterly upset and angry, “Why did you do that? We were about to win!”

“It’s you who’s winning, not me!”

is a team

took all my kills! If it wasn’t for you, I would’ve been the MVP! You’re like

out, leaving Teresa

she be the one who’s angry? Why was Manley shouting

if she was the one

happened?” “Mummy! Teresa keeps stealing my kills, she even took the MVP title from me!” Manley quickly told on her.

I was saving you! That guy was

I could’ve killed him any second, but you

tried to explain, but Yuna’s icy glare immediately silenced her, “Apologize to Manley.”

Why should she apologize? It wasn’t

to say anything?” Yuna’s gaze was

hand, anxiously glancing at Yuna, fearing she

looked back at Yuna, took a deep

apologize. It won’t kill me,” she thought to herself.

this

Teresa muttered weakly.

Manley smirked at her triumphantly, as

Previously, she didn’t have a chance to intervene when Frederick was at home. Now, she thought