Mistaken Match Marrying the Enigmatic CEO Novel (Emmanuel Lowe) novel Chapter 489

Chapter 489

No one among them believed that Emmanuel would come out unscathed

from this. It seemed that victory or defeat could be determined in a single

move in this duel.

At that moment, Emmanuel raised his hands and chose to withstand the

attack head–on.

Boom! Boom!

Boom! Boom!

Boom! Boom! Boom!

A series of deafening sounds could be heard when Felix’s leg met

Emmanuel’s arm.

The ground beneath Emmanuel’s feet sank, leaving two deep craters that

-only seemed to deepen by the second.

Felix, light as a swallow, rebounded and landed gracefully.

“Wow! As expected of Mr. John! What a quick and exquisite move!”

“Exactly! He truly deserves to be called the best martial artist in Yeringham!”

The members of the Lenoir family around them couldn’t help but exclaim in

admiration.

Elizabeth was also extremely nervous. To her, the skill level of both Felix and

Emmanuel had been determined in that previous move.

“Haha! Impressive!”

Quintus, after being dumbfounded, suddenly burst into laughter. He was

increasingly eager to have a fierce battle with Emmanuel.

Although Laura couldn’t understand the dynamics of the fight, she could

easily read people. Looking at Adolph, she noticed the gloomy look on his

face. The expression clearly didn’t match the expression one would have

when their side had the advantage.

As she followed Adolph’s line of sight, she saw that Felix’s leg, which had just

attacked Emmanuel, was actually trembling ever so slightly.

It seemed that the younger man might have the upper hand this time.

When Felix refrained from launching a second attack for a while, Laura knew

that he had been at a disadvantage in that previous move.

Indeed, that turned out to be the case.

Felix was now quite wary of Emmanuel, whose moves were simple yet

practical.

Felix naturally didn’t fear Emmanuel in terms of techniques and combat

experience. However, it was precisely because this young man chose to

confront him head–on and could see through his moves that made him a

difficult opponent.