Mistaken Match Marrying the Enigmatic CEO Novel (Emmanuel Lowe) novel Chapter 383

Chapter 383

If she died while Emmanuel was still alive, it would only prove that Magnus

was a complete loser!

At this moment, a stone flew through the darkness.

Magnus dodged to the side as a cold sweat broke out on his brow.

As a knight of Claudette, he naturally had good skills, but if the person who

threw the stone wasn’t too far away from him, his life might have already

been taken.

Thump!

Unfortunately, one of Magnus‘ bodyguards behind him was unlucky. The

stone hit him and immediately knocked him unconscious. It showed the

immense power of the stone!

“Someone is assassinating Mr. Magnus!”

“Protect Mr. Magnus!”

The other bodyguards behind him panicked and rushed to protect Magnus.

The situation was dangerous since the enemy was hidden in the dark while

they were exposed in the light. Moreover, their opponent was an extremely

skilled master.

Casper’s sniper rifle quickly scanned the surroundings as Casper himself

grew tense.

No one understood better than him how terrifying the person hiding in the

darkness was. That guy, Wolf Warrior, had once single–handedly wiped out

an entire gang of opponents in his prime!

He was a legendary figure in the Northern Region!

After Magnus retreated to a safe position, he smiled.

He looked at Claudette and said, “Princess Claudette, it seems that the

ultimate winner is still me. Tonight, Emmanuel will die!”

“No, it will be you who loses!”

Claudette remained resolute.

Magnus didn’t continue arguing with Claudette for the moment. Suddenly, he

turned his head to the side, and another stone whizzed past his ear.

Thump!

The stone hit the ground behind him, spraying up a pile of debris, indicating

its tremendous force!

Emmanuel, hidden in the darkness, was secretly amazed by Magnus. This

young man’s martial arts skills were indeed quite strong. It wouldn’t be an

exaggeration to say that he was both skilled in academics and martial arts!

In the next moment, Emmanuel quickly retreated from his hiding spot. With

eight years of experience as a war veteran, he knew very well that his failed

ambush had exposed his precise location. If he didn’t quickly hide again, his