Our Anniversary, You Chose Her – I Chose Divorce

Chapter 475: Chloe Reed Almost Became His Sister-in-Law

Chloe Reed stared at the handgun before her, a glint appearing in her clear eyes. It was something she had never touched before, but now she had to practice with it diligently.

She took a deep breath and picked up the handgun. It was surprisingly light. She examined it closely.

Walker Grant drew near and said, "To master it, you must first understand it. I’ll teach you how to disassemble and reassemble it so you’re familiar with its every part. Know your enemy and know yourself, and you will win every battle."

Chloe Reed looked at him in surprise. "When did you learn to do this?"

Walker Grant replied nonchalantly, "Just a personal hobby."

Chloe Reed sensed he wasn’t telling the truth, but she didn’t care. All that mattered was the present. If he was going to teach her, she would learn diligently. The skills she acquired would be her own.

Walker Grant’s explanation was meticulous, and she listened intently. After a few hands-on attempts, she had a preliminary understanding of the gun’s assembly and structure. The next step was learning to shoot.

This wasn’t something that could be learned in a day. It required long-term practice, and right now, time was the one thing Chloe Reed had in abundance.

...

「Two days later.」

In its garden was an entrance leading to a basement. The space below was immense. The bodyguards were

tensed slightly, and she kept

stopped in front of a door. A bodyguard first nodded to Walker Grant, then took out a key

of blood hung

in the room. His head hung low, and his body was so battered that there

shock of the scene was too much, and for a moment,

around her shoulders. "I’m just teaching him a lesson," he said. "He tried to kill you.

struggled to compose herself and walked

the footsteps and lifted his heavy eyelids. Seeing who it was, he managed a pained grin. "Chloe...

cold with disgust,

answer her question. He seemed to be struggling for breath and coughed violently several times before speaking. "Back then, you used to stand under our dorm building, looking up so expectantly... I still remember it to this

look in Walker Grant’s