The Killer Queen with Multiple Disguises

Chapter 26 The Game Begins!

After introducing the rules, Kelly asked the mentors from eight schools. to draw lots.

There were men and women in this group of mentors, and they were all of high age. Among them, the most well-dressed and refreshed one was Jackson.

Ronin looked old on crutches, and his grey hair was scattered casually over his shoulders.

At first glance, it was hard to imagine that these two were about the

same age.

Before reaching the draw box, Jackson walked towards Ronin and opened his arms generously with a warm attitude, “My old friend, long time no see. How are you doing recently?”

The word “friend” stung Ronin, and the unbearable past flashed through his mind quickly.

His face was livid. He walked over to Jackson on crutches and went to draw lots with shaking hands.

He remembered that the mentor of LWHS was someone else. Why would Jackson appear here?

Jackson sighed and said in an aggrieved tone, “Look at you, you’re still angry that I didn’t let you draw in the game, right?

“Didn’t I explain it? That game was also very important to me. You couldn’t ask me to lose to you on purpose, right?”

His voice was so loud that the audience could hear it.

Those who didn’t know the inside story all thought that Ronin couldn’t

beat Jackson in the game and selfishly wanted his good friend to sacrifice himself to have a draw with him.

His best friend didn’t want to, so Ronin held a grudge against Jackson to this day.

Everyone looked at Ronin with contempt and disdain.

Mr. Jones doesn’t care about the past and calls your friend and hugs you, but you ignore him. You deserve a miserable life!

In the LWHS student team, a boy raised his middle finger to the students of Lowell High School, which made Lowell High School unhappy.

“Oh, forget it. Things can’t be forced.” Jackson sighed and went to draw lots. He said with a hidden sharpness in his eyes, “I didn’t expect that after so many years, the game between us will change from a chessboard to students. I really can’t wait to meet Lowell High School and see who wins and who loses!”

The draw was over.

Kelly announced the results. In the first round, Lowell High School and LWHS wouldn’t play against each other.

Lowell High School vs. Jefferson High School.

LWHS vs. Abraham Lincoln High School.

The game started on the huge playground, and more than a hundred chess games were played at the same time.

students quickly won

The

scratching their heads, wondering

the first

applause from the stands, which

the students of Lowell High School were watching the game, so their reaction

the advantage of playing at

losing a home game would be

a cute round-faced girl.

piece to complete the first step, pressed the chess clock, and waited for the round-faced girl to parry.

smiled sweetly and was about to play chess when her phone

are half-priced in the supermarket, and buy one

she ran, “Mentor, I’ve got

game with only one move,

High School, Hedy wins and

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Hedy was stunned.

students were

froze too.

no match for Lowell

she didn’t leave and beat Hedy, she wouldn’t be

lost. Lowell

by Vincent also defeated Abraham Lincoln High School at a very fast speed and made it to the next round. with a landslide

“Don’t be discouraged. They were taught by Mr. Jones, and they are

Hedy left the chess arena and

But what are you going to do in the next

thought that the first round would make Hedy

and Hedy scored one point without doing anything,

couldn’t always be so lucky, could she?

Hedy stopped, tilted her head slightly,

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squinted at Gloria out of the corner of her eye,

was limited, and she would not allow Gloria to pick on her again and

how crazy you can be!”

School and LWHS weren’t going

School vs. San Francisco International High School.

San Francisco Waldorf High

round of competition was a little more exciting than the

and

In the auditorium, her fans shouted.

was a

first and pressed the chess clock, “Please.”

about to press the

“What? Our old sow has given birth to nine piglets.

ran, “Mentor, I’ve got to go. We can’t

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