A Life Beyond Limits novel Chapter 328

As the match progressed, Kingston's confidence started to crumble.

He had walked onto the court, fully expecting to teach Jack a lesson. But reality hit hard—Jack was a nightmare to play against.

There was no suspense and no miracles. Kingston lost. And not just lost—he got crushed.

Jack had single-handedly wiped out their entire team. His teammates didn't even have to play.

The entire court fell into silence.

Simon, Julie, and their crew looked like they had just swallowed nails. They had hyped up Kingston as their trump card, their guaranteed win.

But now? They had nothing left to say.

Even Zane and Neil—who already knew Jack was a monster—couldn't hide their excitement.

Zane smirked and turned to Simon. "Damn, Simon, I didn't even need to lift a finger. Jack swept the floor with you guys."

Simon gritted his teeth, glowering at Zane. After a few seconds, he exhaled sharply and muttered, "I admit it. We lost. But seriously—who the hell is this guy?"

Zane grinned, clapping Jack on the shoulder. "Jack. My brother."

With that, Simon and his crew had no choice but to accept their defeat and leave.

Zane couldn't hold back his excitement as soon as they were gone.

"Jack, you've got to teach me how to play! You don't know how much of a smug bastard Simon was about tennis back then."

Even Neil, usually more reserved, was grinning ear to ear. This wasn't just a win—it was payback for everything Simon and his crew had done back in the capital.

Jack chuckled, but after all the action, he was starting to feel a bit worn out.

He stretched and said, "I think I'm gonna call it a day."

After hanging up the phone, Jack casually opened his computer to check on "Haven" and see how things were going.

To his surprise, the platform was thriving. Haven had surpassed ten million registered users, and at peak hours, the number of online users skyrocketed to eight million—an undeniable mark of its overwhelming success.

Originally, Jack had created Haven as a gathering place for international readers who loved Legend of the West, providing a hub for fans to engage with the series while making it easier for him to update his work and promote the upcoming Legend of the West game.

However, as Haven continued to expand, it evolved into something far greater.

Now, it was no longer just a literary discussion platform—it had become a vibrant community for creative minds worldwide. Writers could showcase their storytelling talents, while game developers could feature their projects, drawing in potential players.

Beyond that, Haven had grown into a diverse entertainment hub, offering multiple subcategories, even attracting independent media creators who shared news and personal insights.

In short, Haven was thriving. With its seamless user experience and diverse content, its user engagement was stronger than ever.

As its community grew exponentially, its influence skyrocketed, even earning recognition from certain media outlets as one of the most dynamic websites of the era.