Love At The Wrong Table

Chapter 1625

In recent years, Stanley aged, and a significant amount of power within the

Silverbane family gradually shifted to Bobby. This shift led to ongoing.

suppression of the Stewart family, who were constantly vigilant to avoid

drawing attention.

In response to this frustration, Richard Stewart, the head of the Stewart

family, spared no effort and spent a large sum of money on inviting a

grandmaster–level expert, Aaron Miller.

“I never expected Quinn’s younger brother to make it to the top eight!” Blake

remarked beside Hattie. He was wearing an eye patch due to serious injuries

but was demonstrating his strong will by attending the event despite his

condition.

“Blake, who do you think will win this match?” Hattie asked for his opinion. She

knew that Blake had previously worked with Aaron’s brother, Quinn, and

would have a good understanding of Aaron’s strengths.

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“It’s hard to say,” Blake said, furrowing his brow. “Aaron’s moves are not as

ruthless as his brother’s, but his talent is not inferior. The organizers have

upgraded Aaron’s rating from S- to S, proving their recognition of his strength.

in his

think this

offered odds of 1 to 9 against Aaron, indicating they

I think it’s

• Hattie nodded, refraining from placing a bet herself. Instead, her gaze turned

to Mackenzie.

understand without words and

able to read Hattie’s mind. Hattie gave her a thumbs–up,

Ruben, while a thumbs–down

Mackenzie nodded.

Emmanuel had already gone to the player’s preparation area

place

expression remaining stoic.

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The Grand

his whole body tensing as he drew

else, his attention was drawn to

screens on

billion! The Silverbanes bet 3 billion on their own family’s

audience erupted in

day

Grand Martial Showdown could determine the rise

a family.

the final eight, it was a gamble between families, and the

these odds; it was a fair one–for–one

enough to

through the microphone provided by

to fight back, and I won’t continue

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a relatively young man who appeared to

with anger and

rules, the Stewarts could admit defeat and not bet, but

have to pay ten percent of

betting would mean losing 300 million for

either win 3 billion or