My One-month Marriage With Mr. Hawkins
Chapter 453: Praising Someone Just to Make Them Fall
Benjamin raised the gun and pulled the trigger with a bang…
The bullet shot quickly on a distant target and a large sign of 10 appeared besides it.
The referee in the distance raised his hand to indicate and the referee standing next to him yelled in an official manner, “Ten points.”
The first shot was in bull’s eye.
Florence frowned slightly. Benjamin was indeed as good as the legend said.
The first shot of ten points also gave Benjamin confidence.
He smiled and glanced at Florence, then raised his gun with great momentum, took aim and fired.
It was ten points again.
Them the third shot, the fourth shot, the fifth shot…
“Ten points!”
The referee shouted for the ninth time, looking at Benjamin in a daze. His tone had subtly changed from an official manner to a bit appreciating one.
It was the first time he had seen a man with such great marksmanship to reach Ninety points even after being in the industry for so long.
There were a few very fine beads of sweat on Benjamin’s forehead but his expressions became more and more energetic. Even ninety points was a great achievement that he had never attempted before.
As long as he hit another ten, he was going to be at perfect score! Not only did he meet the high requirement that Stanford had set, but it also gave Clarence no chance to make a comeback. He would be ashamed of himself.
This tenth time, he must hit the bull’s eye. He thought.
“Fuck! Why is Benjamin so good?”
Phoebe had walked to Florence’s side. She held her arm and whispered in her ear.
Florence frowned uneasily and felt very nervous.
The better Benjamin’s result was the more Ernest was at a disadvantage.
too, he would ridicule Ernest even if he got ninety-nine points, not to mention that Ernest was
begun and there was no way to go
not be a perfect score. It must not,
as if praying. She hoped that Benjamin would
nervously. His heart moved slightly and the corners of
each other for so long, it was the first time that Florence looked at
she was shocked by his marksmanship or some other reason,
going to let her see clearly how powerful
choosing him was definitely going to become the biggest regret of
his pistol again, held his
*Bang*
attention, the bullet flew out and shot
number that was displayed in
was taken
total
maintain the serious expression
years and I have been a referee for countless shooters, but this is the first time I have seen anyone achieve a
just
99.9 score had already shocked the referee into calling him the best in the world. Even if it didn’t reach the perfect score, it was already an outstanding and dazzling
impossible to surpass
was only going to look bleak. He
the best in the world? It must be because you have too little knowledge and have never met
dissatisfied with Phoebe’s words, but after all, she was a guest and he
too little knowledge? I have always been obsessed with marksmanship and have studied it carefully. I don’t know if
words were respectful, there was also some hidden displeasure in
knew how impractical and difficult
want Benjamin to be dismissed or run
How could she know
looked for someone like that, she was not going to be
he trampled her cousin, her face did
you do not qualify Stanford’s requirement. However, ninety-nine point nine is also a very good score, Mr. Turner, you look
one sentence,
was adamant
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